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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 22 (November 1878) (1878)

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te in sucker- Although the fibers of this plant possess all the qualifications 1 These are two vigorous climbing vines, common, and often like disks. This alone constitutes a striking difference in necessary to constitute a good textile material, the introduc- found associated, in our woods and… … Japan is the candle made from the fruit of the Rhus succe- culture of species indigenous to Europe, for this, judging POISON IVY. danea, a tree about the size and appearance of the common from what is said by recent foreign papers, would seem to sumac of this country. It is grown more or less…

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