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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 26 (June 1896) (1896)

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enix, is monotypic and so suddenly as to account for it. A reduction of one feet high, with a trunk largest near the middle, but confined to two of the southern keys. It is a small otherwise generally resembling the nalms of our south- and a half pounds of atmospheric pressure out of the fifteen… … THE ROYAL PALM (OREODOXA REGIA) OF CUBA AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA. of the weather bureau remaining one-fifth ; but is a mile to the north. nearly the whole weight of tiful. The tree is said to be "the most bep.utiful of The destruction wrought in what has been termed the arm was borne by the ground, on…

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