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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 10 (March 1901) (1901)

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rved that some of the shrimps change their ing the impression that the cold is not so severe as it tree which possibly attracts more attention in Cali- color according to the locality in which they live. fornia than any other is the pepper (Fig. 4), with its seems. In Pig. 1 a California cacti… … sixteen or self to a cer- rig. 4.—PEPPER TREE. rig. 2.—PRICKLY PEAR, OPUNTIA. seventeen feet rig. 3.—EUCALYPTUS BLOSSOM. tain color is in height. This transferred to another, the corresponding color- cactus was planted as a hedge around the old mission red berries. The pepper makes an effective…

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