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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 10 (March 1879) (1879)

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s the pith of a Falsia papyri- mixture of ltevuloso and glucose in equivalent quantities " If anybody supposes that the very existence of a great constitutes fruit sugar or inverted sugar. Honey also con- /era, sliced thin. The tree grows about twenty feet high, harvest will, by a natural law of… … owes the varied color, flavors, any part of the necessary ma- and odor which it has been chinery. Suppose a casting Fig. 1.—Crystals o£ Grape Sugar in Honey, magnified 100 diameters. Figs. 2 to 13.—Pollen grains, magnified 500 diameters. recognized as possessing in Fig. 14.—Fungus spores, magnified…

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