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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 15 (April 1878) (1878)

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and there are many there is another, Trifolium globosum, which has a curious instances of movements of the parts of vegetables to which no seat swings by curved rockers on straight rails of a base mode of concealing its seeds. The lower florets only are epithet is more appropriate than "acts of… … ones, but the stigma is produced Mr. J. B. Harrison, of Cincinnati, Ohio, has invented an improved Ash among the upper or immature sta- HEDYSAEUM GYEANS. GLORIOSA SUPBEBA. Pan for Locomotives, intended to mens; when the pistil bursts open the keel-leaf or hood of the flower, provide a convenient…

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