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The various distinguishable plant remains are described and discussed , the most important being the woody ... it is shown that , with the exception of resin , the cell contents of the plants are but imperfectly preserved in coal .
The various distinguishable plant remains are described and discussed , the most important being the woody ... it is shown that , with the exception of resin , the cell contents of the plants are but imperfectly preserved in coal .
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In the columns of Engineering July 12 and 19 ) Mr. D. Brownlie gives data of the examination of 250 boiler - plants , comprising 1000 boilers and using annually more than two million tons of coal . Seventy - six per cent . of the plants ...
In the columns of Engineering July 12 and 19 ) Mr. D. Brownlie gives data of the examination of 250 boiler - plants , comprising 1000 boilers and using annually more than two million tons of coal . Seventy - six per cent . of the plants ...
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... with more than 200 acres of experimental plots ; whilst the Victorian State College Farm at Dookie has an area of about 4500 acres , with some 400 acres devoted to experimental work with cereal and fodder plants .
... with more than 200 acres of experimental plots ; whilst the Victorian State College Farm at Dookie has an area of about 4500 acres , with some 400 acres devoted to experimental work with cereal and fodder plants .
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| Title | Nature, Volume 102 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Contributor | Biodiversity Heritage Library |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 6 Apr 2006 |
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