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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 12 (September 1905) (1905)

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sixth yellow calla, Which is naturally confined to a limited of circumstances more favorable for fullest develop- generation a plant completely thornless. Succeed- ment or successful experimentation. area in the sub-tropical regions of South Africa. At ing efforts resulted in a cactus in which… … were cut off or * P r o m American Bed of Cactus Seedlings, Thornless, Showing a Few Reversions. amputated. These Homes and Gardens, Au- seeds were, in due gust, 1905. LUTHER BURBANK AND PLANT BREEDING.

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