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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 12 (1905) (1905)

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size, fragranee, or form, then will be understood the fine quality of that gift should not be cultivated in temperatures where the com- have been observed by biologists from the first, but which enables Mr. Burbank to glance over a bed of mon white now flourishes. To the residents of New the… … ent generation. against the in- The theory of trusion of any ani- plant evolution has, mal, wild or domes- in a brief period, tic. Its sharp been even more conclusively established than the most thorns are impregnable to assault. Divested of its which he is seeking. Minute attention to details is…

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