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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 5 (1906) (1906)

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he racer used last light-weight, double-opposed-cylinder Stevens-Duryea is said to have developed in the cylinders of this ma- year. The body resembles a boat with a rounding deck, machine last year was reduced to 52 3-5 seconds by a chine, and while practising one day on the beach it while that… … ter of filaments due to an endophyte fungus. Recent experiments of the French scientist, M. Noel Bernard, have shown that the presence of this fungus is indis- pensable to the germination of the orchid seed. If torpedo. The power plant is much the same as hereto- record is equivalent to a speed of…

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