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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 15 (October 1878) (1878)

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of cate purity of the tints with which it is adorned, and the better color than any other white paint known. is in allusion to the shape of these scars. He stated that harmony of their arrangement, may challenge competition Aclinella discoidea (Wood) proves to be a good with any of the feathered… … ear have been neatly dressed, the former leav- ginosa), the fruit of which appeared on the ing scarcely a scar. In the first of the graft- surface of the wood under the form of bluish- ing process, bits of skin the size of nickel green cups. One of the members stated that RED BIRD OF PARADISE. )…

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