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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 11 (September 1875) (1875)

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taken out it was therefore of great importance to introduce a means of These beautiful flowers belong to South Africa, where and again digested with 375 grains nitric acid; but there was communication by which official documents could be trans- there may be found no fewer than 250 species or… … When it was found necessary to connect little time or space to devote to their culture, MESEMBRYANTHEMUM MINIMUM. Paris and Versailles by means of a pneu- these are plants well worth attention. M. min- matic tube, jt was impossible to make use of the method and no crystals were deposited from this…

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