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... plants previously raised in nurseries , and transplanted ; regard being had to the expense , growth , and other respective advantages of the several methods ; the gold medal . The accounts , and proper certificates that not less than ...
... plants previously raised in nurseries , and transplanted ; regard being had to the expense , growth , and other respective advantages of the several methods ; the gold medal . The accounts , and proper certificates that not less than ...
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... plants of Barbary , and convey them to the western part of France . The meadow saffron , which grows in the north of Africa , shows itself in Andalusia , Castile , Arragon , the Pyrenees , and descends even to the department of Landes ...
... plants of Barbary , and convey them to the western part of France . The meadow saffron , which grows in the north of Africa , shows itself in Andalusia , Castile , Arragon , the Pyrenees , and descends even to the department of Landes ...
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... plants live in the light in atmospheric air , or in any other gas deprived of carbonic acid , they give out a little oxygen gas : according to Saussure , this oxygen gas is changed during each inspiration into carbonic acid , and is ...
... plants live in the light in atmospheric air , or in any other gas deprived of carbonic acid , they give out a little oxygen gas : according to Saussure , this oxygen gas is changed during each inspiration into carbonic acid , and is ...
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History of Astronomy for the Year 1803 Read at | 10 |
Gerions Errors | 14 |
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