10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANCHOVY PEAR»
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Fruits. it, mixed with sugar. Of the three kinds, the red, the purple, and the green,
the latter is the best. The fruit is eaten with avidity, not only by men, but by birds
and quadrupeds. The Anchovy Pear — Grias cauliflora. The Anchovy pear is a
fruit ...
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A Description and History of Vegetable Substances, Used in ...
The Anchovy pear is a fruit also much esteemed in the West Indies, of which
islands it is a native. The tree on which it grows is tall, upright, and handsome;
rising to the height of about fifty feet, with leaves two or three feet long. It bears
large ...
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History of Vegetable Substances
The Anchovy pear is a fruit also much esteemed in the West Indies, of which
islands it is a native. The tree on which it grows is tall, upright, and handsome ;
rising to the height of about fifty feet, with leaves two or three feet long. It bears
large ...
Robert Mudie, Applewood Books, 2008
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Curtis's Botanical Magazine
GRIAS CATTLIFLOBA. Anchovy Pear. Nat. Ord. Mybtace.e. — Monadelphia
Polyandbia. Qen. Char. Calycis tubus turbinates, supra ovarium haud productus,
limbus cupulatus, demum in lobos 2-4 irregulariter ruptus. Petala 4, rarius 5,
patentia ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker, David Prain, Otto Stapf, 1867
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A description and history of vegetable substances, used in ...
Description. it, mixed with sugar. Of the three kinds, the red, the purple, and the
green, the latter is the best. The fruit is eaten with avidity, not only by men, but by
birds and quadrupeds. THE ANCHOVY PEAR — Grias cauliflora. The Anchovy ...
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Library of Entertaining Knowledge
it, mixed with sugar. Of the three kinds, the red, the purple, and the green, the
latter is the best. The fruit is eaten with avidity, not only by men, but by birds and
quadrupeds. The Anchovy Pear — Grias cauliflora. The Anchovy pear is a fruit
also ...
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The British Cyclopædia of Natural History: Combining a ...
27 1 Grias cauliflora, anchovy pear, i. 107 Orison, gulo, it 690 Grosbeak, green,
fringillida, ii, 640; haw, 541 ; evening, 541 Groundsel, composita, ii. 102 ; senecio
, iii. 646 Groundling, cobitis, ii. 70 Grouse, gallinida, ii. 603 ; black cock, 603; ...
Charles Frederick Partington, 1837
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Dictionary of Trees, Volume 2: South America: Nomenclature, ...
R.Knuth Grias pittieri R.Knuth Grias sternii Dwyer Gustavia integrifolia Standl. e
anchovy grias; anchovy, anchovy pear (Jamaica); bombowood (Belize,
Guatemala); genip p.p., warreewood (Belize); wild mammy (Belize, Guatemala) f
grias ...
M.M. Grandtner, Julien Chevrette, 2013
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Flora diaetetica or: History of esculent plants, both ...
8 Grias cauliflora. Anchovy Pear. "Lin. $p. pi. 732. Calophyllum fpliis tripedalibus
obovatis, floribus per caulem et ramos sparsis. Browne s Jam. 245. The Anchovy
Pear is a native of Jamaica. The leaves are nearly oval, and about three feet ...
Charles Bryant, Benjamin White ((Londres)), 1783
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The British Cyclopaedia of the Arts, Sciences, History, ...
ANCHOVY-PEAR small. The time when it became so general a seasoning for
fish is not precisely known ; but it was used as a sauce or pickle of some sort or
other in the time of the Romans. It is a curious fact, that the anchovy does not ...
