Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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Page 89
... kind of matter , varying according to development and environment , just as animals and plants have done . This has been strikingly shown in some recent experiments with nitrogen . Dewar's still more remarkable experiments with liquid ...
... kind of matter , varying according to development and environment , just as animals and plants have done . This has been strikingly shown in some recent experiments with nitrogen . Dewar's still more remarkable experiments with liquid ...
Page 127
... kind . Most of the above were in " pine - copses " on limestone . Some of the tubercule - bearing orchids do not flower annually without intermission , which is con- firmed by the appended examples . On a small spot on one of the chalk ...
... kind . Most of the above were in " pine - copses " on limestone . Some of the tubercule - bearing orchids do not flower annually without intermission , which is con- firmed by the appended examples . On a small spot on one of the chalk ...
Page 156
... kind the only example I am aware of is Coloe Marsh . This is situated in N. latitude 45 ° , hence if it was vegeta- tion we would expect it to be large and dark in the summer , small and nearly invisible in autumn and winter ; as a ...
... kind the only example I am aware of is Coloe Marsh . This is situated in N. latitude 45 ° , hence if it was vegeta- tion we would expect it to be large and dark in the summer , small and nearly invisible in autumn and winter ; as a ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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