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Page 304
... contains seven species , three of Clerodendron , two of Vitex , one of Cymburus , and one with leaves in threes , smell- ing like those of Aloysia citriodora , which he refers to Lippia ; observing that it confirms the union suggested ...
... contains seven species , three of Clerodendron , two of Vitex , one of Cymburus , and one with leaves in threes , smell- ing like those of Aloysia citriodora , which he refers to Lippia ; observing that it confirms the union suggested ...
Page 461
... contains such flowers as present a single petal , inserted into the receptacle , and bearing the stamens . Monochlamydea consists of plants having a single envelope to the flower ; either no petals being present , or , if present , so ...
... contains such flowers as present a single petal , inserted into the receptacle , and bearing the stamens . Monochlamydea consists of plants having a single envelope to the flower ; either no petals being present , or , if present , so ...
Page 496
... contains , both in the text and in the notes of the French editor , many excellent observations : one of which inculcates the principle of never mingling infantry and cavalry in the line of action ; because , when both are to act ...
... contains , both in the text and in the notes of the French editor , many excellent observations : one of which inculcates the principle of never mingling infantry and cavalry in the line of action ; because , when both are to act ...
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