Annual Report of the Commissioner of Patents, 2. daļaU.S. Government Printing Office, 1852 |
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... Rain in Philadelphia from 1845 to 1851 ............ . Meteorological Statement for 1851 , Waccamaw , South Carolina ... Thermometrical Observations at Clarksville , Georgia ............... . VIII . MISCELLANEOUS . Seeds received for ...
... Rain in Philadelphia from 1845 to 1851 ............ . Meteorological Statement for 1851 , Waccamaw , South Carolina ... Thermometrical Observations at Clarksville , Georgia ............... . VIII . MISCELLANEOUS . Seeds received for ...
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... rain or permanent springs in the soil , is pernicious to cultivation : true , under certain conditions , it may even cause a greater luxuriance of vegetation ; but , as a general rule , the plants produced in a wet soil are not so ...
... rain or permanent springs in the soil , is pernicious to cultivation : true , under certain conditions , it may even cause a greater luxuriance of vegetation ; but , as a general rule , the plants produced in a wet soil are not so ...
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... rains , and drought , and , above all , the ravages of insects , more particularly the cabbage - plant louse , ( aphis brassica , ) which so fre- quently destroys rape , turnips , and others belonging to the cruciferæ order , when ...
... rains , and drought , and , above all , the ravages of insects , more particularly the cabbage - plant louse , ( aphis brassica , ) which so fre- quently destroys rape , turnips , and others belonging to the cruciferæ order , when ...
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... rains finish in May , and gather it in July and August . The leaves are the only parts made use of . After being separated ... rain falls on them . Perhaps in this country it may answer to plant nearer together than would be advisable in ...
... rains finish in May , and gather it in July and August . The leaves are the only parts made use of . After being separated ... rain falls on them . Perhaps in this country it may answer to plant nearer together than would be advisable in ...
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... rain for two months before harvesting it . The soil of Sicily is so fertile that I do not think they manure the ground at all for sumach . We suppose that the reason of the superiority of Sicilian sumach over that of other countries ...
... rain for two months before harvesting it . The soil of Sicily is so fertile that I do not think they manure the ground at all for sumach . We suppose that the reason of the superiority of Sicilian sumach over that of other countries ...
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