10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COMMON SALLOW»
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1
Chambers's encyclopædia
The Gray or Common Sallow {S. cin- erea ) makes good copsewood and
excellent charcoal for gunpowder. Other common species are the Round- eared {
S. aurita) andGreatRound- eared (S. caprea) Sallows, the latter growing in a drier
soil ...
2
English botany: or, Coloured figures of British plants
or, Coloured figures of British plants Phebe Lankester John Thomas Boswell.
Salix cinerea, var. aquatica Common Sallow, var. ß. Salix cinerea, var. oleifolia.
Common Sallow, var. y. Salix Caprea,. 1328.
John Thomas Boswell, Phebe Lankester, 1902
3
The field botanist's companion: comprising a familiar ...
The common Sallow,* one of the Amentiferse or Catkin-bearing family, is of a
different character, though part of the same great Monochlamydeous division of
Dicotyledons. The large family of Sallows and Willows consists of trees and
shrubs, ...
4
Chambers' encyclopædia: A dictionary of universal knowledge
The Gray or Common Sallow (S. cin- erea ) makes good copsewood and
excellent charcoal for gunpowder. Other common species are the Round - eared
{S. aurita) and Great Kound- eared (<S. caprea) Sallows, the latter growing in a
drier ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers, 1892
5
Chamber's Encyclopœdia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge
The Gray or Common Sallow (S. ('inereu ) makes good copsewood and excellent
charcoal for gunpowder. Other common species are the Roundcared (S. aurita)
and Great Roundeared (S. cuprea) Sallows, the latter growin r in a. drier soil t ...
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Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge
The Gray or Common Sallow ( S. tin- erea ) makes good copsewood and
excellent charcoal for gunpowder. Other common species are the Round- eared {
S. anrita) and Great Round- eared ( S. eaprea ) Sallows, the latter growing in a
drier ...
7
Chambers's Encyclopaedia: Swastika to Zyrianovsk and index
670 WILLOW WILSON Common Sallow (Salix cinerea). 30 feet in ten years. Its
head is much branched and spreading, its leaves narrow elliptical-lanceolate,
silky beneath, and sometimes also above. The wood of some willows is used for
...
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Chambers's Encyclopa︠e︡dia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge
The Gray or Common Sallow (S. cin- erea ) makes good copxewood and
excellent charcoal for gunpowder. Other common species are the Round- eared (
S. aurita) and Great Round- eared ( S. cajtrea ) Sallows, the latter growing in a
drier soil ...
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Chambers's encyclopaedia: a dictionary of universal knowledge
The Gray or Common Sallow (S. cin- erea ) makes good copsewood and
excellent charcoal for gunpowder. Other common species are the Round- eared (
S. aurila) and Great Round- eared ( S. eaprea ) Sallows, the latter growing in a
drier ...
David Patrick, William Geddie, 1905
10
Copper plates of English moths and butterflies ... with a ...
The Caterpillar was fed by Mr. Dandridge on the common Sallow, until it changed
to a Chrysalis within the Earth, which was at the Beginning of 'June. The Moth
was produced about the Middle of Sep ember. Thefe Moths are not common • for,
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