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The National geographic magazine (1888)

National Geographic Society (U.S.) · Washington : National Geographic Society · leaf 39

An illustration from The National geographic magazine, 1888, leaf 39
up to grass as abundantly as the foreground. The eruption, of course, destroyed Of the berries, the most important is these pastures, so that the live’ stock the salmon or “Molina” berry (Rubus spectabilis), which is allied to our black- nearly perished from starvation. The berries and raspberries,…

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