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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 22 (June 1883) (1883)

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e ways of fertilization -— ■ ^ 4 t I » WATEB CONDUITS. created, viz., self-fertilization, wind fertilization (anerho- There are a great many times, truthfully says one of our The apparatus shown in the annexed Figs. 1 and 3 has phily), insect fertilization (entomophily), has followed exactly… … of more brilliant and conspicuous lints. closes the valve, c, which rests on the APPARATUS FOR REGULATING THE PRESSURE IN WATER CONDUITS M. Heckel still insists upon the insuffi- rod that guides it. Inversely, when a portion of the main water conduit is ciency of the cause assigned, and of being…

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