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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 8 (August 1899) (1899)

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on before the plants reach maturity. The in- experimentation. Hitherto there has been no feasible crease each year, it is to be noted, has amounted to of the experiment. In consequence, little leaf was solution of the great problem of adaptation, although almost, 100 per cent, with the exception of… … no depreciation in the strength of the that the domestication of the tea industry INTERIOR OF PINEHURST (S. C.) TEA FACTORY—DRIERS FOR FIRING TEA. is a certainty of the near future. His plant and no loss of crop entailed. work has recently received the hearty in- The experiment has further depended…

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