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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 13 (March 1877) (1877)

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sts the frosts of winter and the in a hot bed and kept at a temperature of 60° Fah. till the plants in the flooded fields wherein it is cultivated. summer's aridity. Recent investigations show that the fibers whole mass is permeated by the threads of the mycelium; are not only the roots, but… … friends that he had made a chem- of water. plant. The stalk and the upper part correspond to the fruit, ical discovery which would carry his renown to the ends of the As soon as the young plants have reached the height of earth. The hallucination which took possession of him was as their function…

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