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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 20 (November 1875) (1875)

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be noted in the present connection consists of a capsule in which sulphur is ignited to generate THE SKIMMIAS. is that the flowers of asters, which are naturally inodorous, the acid, covered by a conical metal chimney, at the orifice of Skimmia japonica was for a long time the only variety acquire… … we furnish illustrations. S. japonica is valuable on account Fig. 1.—Discoloration ot flower petals by sulphurous acid. of its brilliant red fruit, about the size of a pea, which, Quite recently M. Filhol has exhibited, before the members growing in profusion, remains on the bush all the year…

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