Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 7. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 505
... plants on which they are found , but often entirely fimilar to the fubitance of those that fpring immediately from the earth . The organization , fays M. de Juffieu , which diftin- guishes plants and other productions of nature , is ...
... plants on which they are found , but often entirely fimilar to the fubitance of those that fpring immediately from the earth . The organization , fays M. de Juffieu , which diftin- guishes plants and other productions of nature , is ...
Page 693
... plants may have the benefit of the dew . They fhould remain about two months in this bed , by which time they will have taken root . Some pots of about feven inches wide are then to be filled with light earth , and the plants are to be ...
... plants may have the benefit of the dew . They fhould remain about two months in this bed , by which time they will have taken root . Some pots of about feven inches wide are then to be filled with light earth , and the plants are to be ...
Page 695
... plants may have the benefit of the dew . They fhould remain about two months in this bed , by which time they will have taken root . Some pots of about feven inches wide are then to be filled with light earth , and the plants are to be ...
... plants may have the benefit of the dew . They fhould remain about two months in this bed , by which time they will have taken root . Some pots of about feven inches wide are then to be filled with light earth , and the plants are to be ...
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