Nature, Volume 64Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1901 - Electronic journals |
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Page 157
... plant growing in the neighbourhood . From what we have already shown it could hardly be our intention to raid these rare plants , and especially as several of those mentioned will be out of flower in August . Indeed , so particular are ...
... plant growing in the neighbourhood . From what we have already shown it could hardly be our intention to raid these rare plants , and especially as several of those mentioned will be out of flower in August . Indeed , so particular are ...
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... plants that constitutes the novelty . And so it is with the hosts of species of orchids , palms , ferns and other plants with which the zeal of botanists or the enterprise of collectors enriches our gardens . Many of these are ...
... plants that constitutes the novelty . And so it is with the hosts of species of orchids , palms , ferns and other plants with which the zeal of botanists or the enterprise of collectors enriches our gardens . Many of these are ...
Page 448
... plants in ninety distinct genera and only four in which the hybrids are quite infertile . Ninety per cent . of some forms of tuberous Begonias come true from seed , as is recorded in Mr. Lynch's excellent paper on the evolution of plants ...
... plants in ninety distinct genera and only four in which the hybrids are quite infertile . Ninety per cent . of some forms of tuberous Begonias come true from seed , as is recorded in Mr. Lynch's excellent paper on the evolution of plants ...
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