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... plants , and the least common of the commoner plants , there can be only a shade of difference , and any adopted test will fail of extreme precision ; but in cases where the rarity or commonness of a plant is thus in suspense , as it ...
... plants , and the least common of the commoner plants , there can be only a shade of difference , and any adopted test will fail of extreme precision ; but in cases where the rarity or commonness of a plant is thus in suspense , as it ...
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... plants , there is the double chance of error , arising from a mistake either as to the plant itself or as to the place where it has been found . Few - perhaps none of our later botanists who have written a Flora , or published any ...
... plants , there is the double chance of error , arising from a mistake either as to the plant itself or as to the place where it has been found . Few - perhaps none of our later botanists who have written a Flora , or published any ...
Page 396
... plant in question is to be met with . Fully the half of our published localities would be found unavailable in any attempt to ... plants , at a hundred and fifty different places within the area , being given . The price of the Flora ...
... plant in question is to be met with . Fully the half of our published localities would be found unavailable in any attempt to ... plants , at a hundred and fifty different places within the area , being given . The price of the Flora ...
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... plants , as a general standard of reference ; the local list in this case being shewn by naming all the other ... Plants . ' The names of these make up the bulk of most local lists , and the repetition of them might be avoided , by a ...
... plants , as a general standard of reference ; the local list in this case being shewn by naming all the other ... Plants . ' The names of these make up the bulk of most local lists , and the repetition of them might be avoided , by a ...
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Aberdeen abundant alpina Argyle authority Avon Banks Berw Berwick Bloxam Brands Bridge C. C. Babington Castle Clova Clyde CNICUS coast Common Comp COTYLEDON Umbilicus Dickie Dumbarton east Edin Edinburgh Edition Elgin Excurs field Fife Flora Forbes Forfar Frequent garden Glen Glen Isla Glot Gordon ground Guide H. W. sp hedge Hill Hist Hooker House Howitt Inverness Island Isle J. C. Collins Lanark lane Lees localities Loch Lower Macnab maritima maritimum Marsh Meadows mentioned miles Mill Moor Mountains N. D. Add North Nott officinalis opposite Orkney Pamplin Park Perth places plants Poole probably rare Refer Renfrew river road road-side Rocks Ross Rosshire S. P. Woodward sand Scot shore side species specimen station Stirling summit Sutherland Tour vols W. A. Bromfield W. H. Coleman Walk walls Wood
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| Title | The New Botanist's Guide to the Localities of the Rarer Plants of Britain, Volume 2 The New Botanist's Guide to the Localities of the Rarer Plants of Britain, Hewett Cottrell Watson |
| Author | Hewett Cottrell Watson |
| Publisher | Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longman, 1837 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 Apr 2008 |
| Length | 674 pages |
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