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

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this continent, especially in broken or bruised, it exhales a very powerful balsamic odor, and the wood, which produces white and soft timber, also yields in great abundance a very aromatic gum, which, in its appearance and scent, has a strong resemblance to Canada balsam. The tree is, on account… … cultivated plants raised from seed, this anthurium is very CALADIUM BELLEYMEI AS A VASE PLANT, })rominent among whom is Mr. Gordon, have determined variable in color: and this variety is now augmented by the that the tree is most properly classed among the cupressinecB, vey a better idea of the…

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