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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 21 (May 1874) (1874)
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s master's boat, sungly ensconced in Fig. 8.—Mammillaria Sulcolanata. ring sunshine, and close about four o'clock in the afternoon. They keep expanding for four or five days in succession, ac- cording to the intensity of the sunlight, and they last longest when least exposed: the blossoms begin to… … re5 utter. He cocks his head on one side, his. some and dark green leaves, and in the midst is a stout Fig. 4.—Ataccia Cbistata © 1874 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Improved · Iron · Going · People · April · Horse power · Improvements · Steam pipe · Motive power · Letters patent · Sewing machine · Steam engine · Scientific American · Carbonic acid · Solar attraction · Linseed oil
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