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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 10 (September 1877) (1877)

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ng machines, straw cut- the seed plates, a, a, a, are placed. The plates are intro- lower part of the stem, stalked, oval-acute, with a heart- ters, planing machines, carding machines, etc., were intro- duced iAtO the apparatus and supported on shelves, c, c, c, shaped base; the upper stem leaves… … charcoal. Every seed plate has a number of oval indenta- that a separate claim of the patentee to each of the elements rounded base, and diminishing m size; in • size and tions or cells, in which the seeds are placed, and these cells can, nevertheless, be maintained, and that no inference of shape…

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