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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 16 (1907) (1907)

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pply of Electric Culture’; and if it bears out under a lengthy is purely in its experimental stage, the plant having violet or chemically active rays projected from pow- only been in working order for just about a month, trial all the features that the inventor claims, it is erful and moving are… … panes to vibrate. They are nearly erate the circulation of the sap, everywhere considered as presage Electric Rays. and the more fertile the soil the of bad weather, and are popularly more vigorous the vegetation, and supposed to be due to strong tides or storms at sea, the. more effective the…

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