The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences, Том 3 |
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These are mostly tall growing perennial herbaceous plants ; the greater part are natives of North America , many however from South America and the West , Indies ; several are found wild in the East Indies , and one only in Europe .
These are mostly tall growing perennial herbaceous plants ; the greater part are natives of North America , many however from South America and the West , Indies ; several are found wild in the East Indies , and one only in Europe .
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Exotic plants of the hot climates are very numerous , and require the utmost atten- tion of the gardener to make them thrive with us . EXPANSION , in natural philosophy , the enlargement or increase of bulk in bo- dies , chiefly by ...
Exotic plants of the hot climates are very numerous , and require the utmost atten- tion of the gardener to make them thrive with us . EXPANSION , in natural philosophy , the enlargement or increase of bulk in bo- dies , chiefly by ...
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Some plants , particu- larly those of the acrid kind , lose their vir- tues by that process . EXTENSION , in philosophy , one of the common and essential properties of body , or that by which it possesses or takes up some part of ...
Some plants , particu- larly those of the acrid kind , lose their vir- tues by that process . EXTENSION , in philosophy , one of the common and essential properties of body , or that by which it possesses or takes up some part of ...
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FÆCULA , in chemistry , the substance obtained by bruising or grinding certain vegetables , or grain , in water ; the fæcula is that part which after standing some time falls to the bottom ; this , in plants , appears to be only a ...
FÆCULA , in chemistry , the substance obtained by bruising or grinding certain vegetables , or grain , in water ; the fæcula is that part which after standing some time falls to the bottom ; this , in plants , appears to be only a ...
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The manner of obtain- ing the farina of plants for microscopical observation is this : gather the flowers in the midst of a dry sun - shiny day , when the dew is perfectly off ; then gently . shake off the farina , or lightly brush it ...
The manner of obtain- ing the farina of plants for microscopical observation is this : gather the flowers in the midst of a dry sun - shiny day , when the dew is perfectly off ; then gently . shake off the farina , or lightly brush it ...
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| Название | The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences, Том 3 The British encyclopedia, or, Dictionary of arts and sciences, William Nicholson |
| Автор | William Nicholson |
| Издатель | C. Whittingham, 1809 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Оксфордский университет |
| Оцифровано | 18 апр 2006 |
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