The Naturalist in NicaraguaJ. M. Dent & Sons, 1911 - 306 pages |
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Page 109
... grasses , both of which have been intro- duced into Nicaragua within the last twenty years . They are called Pará and Guinea grasses , I believe , after the places from which they were first brought . The former is a strong succulent grass ...
... grasses , both of which have been intro- duced into Nicaragua within the last twenty years . They are called Pará and Guinea grasses , I believe , after the places from which they were first brought . The former is a strong succulent grass ...
Page 147
... grass , he is continually encroaching on the edge of the forest , beating it back gradually , but surely , towards the north - east . As this process has probably been going on for thousands of years , I believe that the edge of the ...
... grass , he is continually encroaching on the edge of the forest , beating it back gradually , but surely , towards the north - east . As this process has probably been going on for thousands of years , I believe that the edge of the ...
Page 236
... grass . In consequence , whenever an unusually dry season occurs , the cattle die by hundreds , and their bones may be seen lying all over the plains . Both Pará and Guinea grass grow , when planted and protected , with the greatest ...
... grass . In consequence , whenever an unusually dry season occurs , the cattle die by hundreds , and their bones may be seen lying all over the plains . Both Pará and Guinea grass grow , when planted and protected , with the greatest ...
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