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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 11 (March 1880) (1880)

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he soil from layer of chaff. He had shipped several kinds with success THE LEAF MOBMOLYCE. losing its moisture, besides other advantages to be derived, in this manner. Mr. Hooker objected to the use of the chaff, This insect, which is found on the Island of Java, has all is the principal reason… … of "palisade cells" which thin laminsB of hydrocarbo- THE METAMORPHOSES OF THE LEAF MORMOLYCE OF JAVA.-(iV«tora? si^e.. are absent in motionless naceous coal, shining or dull, leaves. This circumstance which alternate with thinner has led Dr. Masters to correlate the differences before films of…

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