Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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... Colours of , 21 Drying Flowers , 69 Dye from Chestnut Wood , 67 Colias hyale in Cornwall , ro Coloration in Plants , 22 Coloration of Flowers , 22 Colour - Blindness , 190 Coloured Light and Plants , 117 Colours of Flowers , 184 Colours ...
... Colours of , 21 Drying Flowers , 69 Dye from Chestnut Wood , 67 Colias hyale in Cornwall , ro Coloration in Plants , 22 Coloration of Flowers , 22 Colour - Blindness , 190 Coloured Light and Plants , 117 Colours of Flowers , 184 Colours ...
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... COLOUR . The note anent the everlasting pea by Mr. Edward A. Martin in the January number , p . 22 , is eminently interesting to myself . Here at length is one mystery solved , one difficulty explained . During last summer , I was ...
... COLOUR . The note anent the everlasting pea by Mr. Edward A. Martin in the January number , p . 22 , is eminently interesting to myself . Here at length is one mystery solved , one difficulty explained . During last summer , I was ...
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... colour was non- existent ( for I suppose , wherever there is vegetation , there is colour , i.e. green ) , it does say that there was an absence of conspicuousness , which after all is the main point . On p . 161 , " Origin of Species ...
... colour was non- existent ( for I suppose , wherever there is vegetation , there is colour , i.e. green ) , it does say that there was an absence of conspicuousness , which after all is the main point . On p . 161 , " Origin of Species ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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