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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 3 (July 1874) (1874)

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a thickened apex, and is bent over the condensed water Is performed by Its own velocity, Instead of found many features of interest to the student of botany. pistil; the other, or inner division, is quite straight. The by the old-fashioned air pump and hot well. The condenser With one exception… … care from the attendant. 5th. As there are no mo- ration belongs to the genus LHcksonia. They are Fia. 1.— ENCEPHALARTUS ALTENSTEINII. ving parts (pistons, valves, etc.), there Is no wear, re- distinguished by their coriaceous fronds, the sori pairs, or Interruption in work. 6th. Its application is…

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