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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 22 (May 1879) (1879)

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le distances in this manner. organs. Both parts of the shell are alike in shape and size. growing up, flowering, fruiting, and then dying down to The edible mussel inhabits, by preference, those portions The hinge or lock uniting them is located in the smallest give place to other shoots from the… … replaced by others. In the bay of Kiel, Germany, alone recently stated in a foreign medical journal that the pro- about 1,000 of these trees are annually planted and about perty which these plants possess of keeping the surrounding Fig. l.-EDIBLE MUSSEL. 1,000 tons of mussels are brought on the…

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