nce of two of the orangespeci_es. In this connection it is not necessary to enter intothe subject of classification, but it will be well to state thatthe specie.s affecting the orange may be divided into twogroups, namely, the naked species (Lecaninm), and the pro-1 actera of this family of^…
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