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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 21 (May 1879) (1879)

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carpacem) as the poisonous upas tree The accompanying engraving represents a rich chair in mander (Salamandra picta) as a synonym, and this is cer- of Java. But there are other trees known (perhaps not so It carved ebony, copied from a sixteenth century pattern in the tainly Rafinesque's brown… … juices. Leopold von Buch states that the juice for more than a lew weeks. The species of salamanders cannot well be of this plant is similar to sweet milk, and, thick- ened into a jelly, is eaten as a delicacy. identified without study of their anatomy. Thus EBONY CHAIR—SIXTEENTH CENTURY PATTERN. A…

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