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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 8 (February 1902) (1902)

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and the sands tempted a systematic repression of this instability of tion. It has four masts, and the diminutive crew on that give rise to its protean character. He remarks the deck are carrying baskets of ammunition to the the sand by planting over broad areas dune grass upon the obvious contrast… … fleur-de-lis, respectively, interwoven. From the peculiarity of the figures The Rome correspondent of The INTRODUCTION OF DUNE GRASS TO PREVENT THE DRIFTING OF SAND. on the deck it is surmised that they Morning Post reports that, after several months of experiments and trial trips, the Cape and…

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