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The pine-needle basket book (1911)

McAfee, M. J. (Mary Jane), 1840- · New York : Pine-Needle Pub. Co. · leaf 18

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hese the only useful ways of utilizing the leaves of thepine tree. From the green leaves is derived, by destructive distillation, theessential oil of pine, which is used so largely in pharmacy in the manu-facture of antiseptic solutions, cough syrups, expectorants, perfumes, etc.,and which, exuding… … PiNus PALuSTRis; Male and Female Flowers. Fig. 3.—Showing How the Burs Grow. 15 BuUel.n No. U, Dm$.on ol Fortslr,.

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