Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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Page 53
... perhaps , too dark to notice on the reed - stalks where the marsh thistles . Cnicus oleraceum , are overhung by the alder - leaved Rhamnus and glossy Guelder berries , the smallest of the Leaf - crickets , Rhacocleis dorsata ; no bigger ...
... perhaps , too dark to notice on the reed - stalks where the marsh thistles . Cnicus oleraceum , are overhung by the alder - leaved Rhamnus and glossy Guelder berries , the smallest of the Leaf - crickets , Rhacocleis dorsata ; no bigger ...
Page 94
... perhaps some mineralogist will kindly con- firm . When shall we have a book devoted in an exhaustive fashion to British minerals ? -T . S. LONDON GEOLOGICAL FIELD CLASS , CONDUCTED BY PROFESSOR H. G. SEELEY , F.R.S. - The follow- ing ...
... perhaps some mineralogist will kindly con- firm . When shall we have a book devoted in an exhaustive fashion to British minerals ? -T . S. LONDON GEOLOGICAL FIELD CLASS , CONDUCTED BY PROFESSOR H. G. SEELEY , F.R.S. - The follow- ing ...
Page 107
... perhaps the most virulent of umbelliferous plants , and the resemblance of the roots of crocata to parsnips , of the leaves of the same and of phellandrium to parsley , and of their shoots generally to celery , has led to disastrous ...
... perhaps the most virulent of umbelliferous plants , and the resemblance of the roots of crocata to parsnips , of the leaves of the same and of phellandrium to parsley , and of their shoots generally to celery , has led to disastrous ...
Contents
Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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