Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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... FRUIT AND BLOSSOM . - In your December number , a correspondent mentions his having seen an apple- tree this year bearing fruit and blossom at the same time . At Bramford , in September , I noticed a pear tree having several bunches of ...
... FRUIT AND BLOSSOM . - In your December number , a correspondent mentions his having seen an apple- tree this year bearing fruit and blossom at the same time . At Bramford , in September , I noticed a pear tree having several bunches of ...
Page 139
... fruit , a sight of beauty meets the eyes , and , after the first experience of the taste of this delicious fruit , makes the mouth water . A deeply - sectioned pulp of dazzling whiteness lies in its dark - brown cup , inside the margin ...
... fruit , a sight of beauty meets the eyes , and , after the first experience of the taste of this delicious fruit , makes the mouth water . A deeply - sectioned pulp of dazzling whiteness lies in its dark - brown cup , inside the margin ...
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... fruit hangs on the tree , the exterior markings of the cell - divisions can be easily seen , but nothing prepares one for the wonder of the opened fruit . When fully ripe the green coat turns yellow and the fruit is as large as an ...
... fruit hangs on the tree , the exterior markings of the cell - divisions can be easily seen , but nothing prepares one for the wonder of the opened fruit . When fully ripe the green coat turns yellow and the fruit is as large as an ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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