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

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which we present below. not open till the following April. With the exception of laureola, which is indigenous to Nepaul, India, all the varie Into a wine glass, Fig. 2, pour a quantity of ordinary ether, ties of skimmia come from Japan; they are well worthy of and add about one tenth its volume of… … latter, I believe, ranks among the melons. A cross, real or state, says La Revue Horticole, that the Japanese and Chi- Fig. 2.—Turning blossoms green by ammoniacal ether. supposed, between a cucumber and a melon, was shown at nese class s. japonica among poisonous fruits. South Kensington, some…

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