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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 16 (October 1875) (1875)

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The cones (of which we give an illustra Reporter. exceeded. The broad flat spathes were fully 5 inches in tion) are solitary, almost sessile, or borne on very short stalks, * «•■ » length and 4} inches in breadth, and attracted much atten- and are covered with a glaucous pubescence; they are about… … CONES AND LEAVES OF CUPKESSUS NUTKAENSIS. the vicinity of Nootka Sound, Observatory Inlet, and the THE FLAMINGO PLANT, Island of Sitka, are the exclusive habitat of this remarka- of some of the other varieties exhibited on that occasion ; ble species of cypress. When the late Pr. Fischer first saw…

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