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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 11 (September 1874) (1874)

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ich, especially those of important elements. In our second figureare shown various the prevention of its ravages. the middle and upper parts, grow numerous branches with characteristics of the type, a and b are ventral and dorsal Article 2. A commission, named by the Minister of Agri- long leaves,… … be the same as that indigenous to the United arundinacea of Wildenow. It presents the fol- THE ROOT-INHABITING PHYLLOXERA (Fig. 3) States. The disease continued to spread in Eu- lowing characteristics: The stalks are smaller rope, and especially in France, to such an alarming extent gall, e…

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