Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 378
k elm, the sweet gum andmany others the deposit of cork is found inridges and wings. It is therefore not surpris-ing to find the cork developed around thespines which occur naturally on this species. WiLLARD N. ClUTE. These spines are often found on Fagara cla-va-herctiUs, a species common in the… … THE COKK growths.(Supported on pins, to the photograph.) The cork spines probably come from theprickly ash {Xajithoxylum Carolinianum, or as I Hi-, r\V<J .MAKIM:. SPECIMENS. the yellow one (at left) but the white one I found. Ihope you may find out what they are.Yours truly, Charles E. Lane.…
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