A Description and History of Vegetable Substances, Used in the Arts, and in Domestic Economy: Timber trees, fruitsC. Knight, 1829 - 422 |
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... surface , completes the idea of its sovereignty over all the trees of the forest . Even a decayed oak , — 66 dry and dead , Still clad with reliques of its trophies old , Lifting to heaven its aged , hoary head , Whose foot on earth ...
... surface , completes the idea of its sovereignty over all the trees of the forest . Even a decayed oak , — 66 dry and dead , Still clad with reliques of its trophies old , Lifting to heaven its aged , hoary head , Whose foot on earth ...
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... surface . It is developed on the young shoots of the tree , and contains within it the eggs which the insect has deposited . The best galls are gathered before the transformation of the insect , because in that state they are heavier ...
... surface . It is developed on the young shoots of the tree , and contains within it the eggs which the insect has deposited . The best galls are gathered before the transformation of the insect , because in that state they are heavier ...
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... surface ) by the name of bogs , and in Scotland by the name of peat - mosses . These accumulations of a peculiar vegetable matter are a sort of natural chronicle of the countries in which they are found . In the northern parts of the ...
... surface ) by the name of bogs , and in Scotland by the name of peat - mosses . These accumulations of a peculiar vegetable matter are a sort of natural chronicle of the countries in which they are found . In the northern parts of the ...
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... surface , from its spongy nature , and from the moisture with which it is covered , is one of the very worst conductors of heat ; and thus , even in the warmest summers , the surface of moss is always com- paratively cold . Beside the ...
... surface , from its spongy nature , and from the moisture with which it is covered , is one of the very worst conductors of heat ; and thus , even in the warmest summers , the surface of moss is always com- paratively cold . Beside the ...
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... surfaces sloping , they are comparatively compact , though at a little distance from the surface they always contain a great deal of moisture . But when they are on less elevated situations , and the surface is partially covered with ...
... surfaces sloping , they are comparatively compact , though at a little distance from the surface they always contain a great deal of moisture . But when they are on less elevated situations , and the surface is partially covered with ...
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