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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 14 (April 1874) (1874)

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- Treat gives an interesting account of her observations of the tained. scribed, the outer walls may be kept constantly wet by a thin habits of the plant known as sundew (drosera flliformis), I experimented with three species of these plants—d. fUi- which she found in July last, in Atlantic county,… … complishes the ob- eleven of the same day ject. I placed living flies on FIBE EXTINGUISHING APPARATUS FOB BUILDINGS Under the lower the leaves of d. longi- plants appear to be most remarkably endowed. To all the folia. At twelve o'clock and forty-eight minutes, one of walls of the building, it is…

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