Hardwicke's Science-gossip: An Illustrated Medium of Interchange and Gossip for Students and Lovers of Nature, 7. köideMordecai Cubitt Cooke, John Eller Taylor Robert Hardwicke, 1871 |
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... called French Marygolds from our having first received the seed from France . Gerard says the African Mary- gold was first obtained " when Charles I. , Emperour of Rome , made a famous conquest of Tunis ; where- upon it was called Flos ...
... called French Marygolds from our having first received the seed from France . Gerard says the African Mary- gold was first obtained " when Charles I. , Emperour of Rome , made a famous conquest of Tunis ; where- upon it was called Flos ...
Page 139
... called " a pine , pinus , " as distinguished from “ picea , the pitch - tree " ( our Scotch fir ) and “ abies , firre ” ( our silver fir ) , seems , to judge from the en- gravings , to have been our spruce fir ; still , the cones of any ...
... called " a pine , pinus , " as distinguished from “ picea , the pitch - tree " ( our Scotch fir ) and “ abies , firre ” ( our silver fir ) , seems , to judge from the en- gravings , to have been our spruce fir ; still , the cones of any ...
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... called Flat - fish , -Pleuronec- tida ( eupà , side ; výkтns , fin ) as they are improperly named , the fins in question being in reality the vertical fins , -viz . , the " dorsal " and " anal . " These animals being destined to live at ...
... called Flat - fish , -Pleuronec- tida ( eupà , side ; výkтns , fin ) as they are improperly named , the fins in question being in reality the vertical fins , -viz . , the " dorsal " and " anal . " These animals being destined to live at ...
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