10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GALL-APPLE»
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4 Texas 1 1 Indiana 1 3 Totals 224 308 13 PESTS FOUND 0> DOMESTIC
STOCK Pest Stock State Crown gall peach Connecticut Crown gall peach, apple
Connecticut Crown gall peach, apple Delaware Crown gall apple Missouri
Crown gall ...
224 308 13 PESTS FOUND ON DOMESTIC STOCK Pest Stock State Crown gall
peach Connecticut Crown gall peach, apple Connecticut Crown gall peach,
apple Delaware Crown gall apple Missouri Crown gall raspberries Ohio Crown
gall ...
New Jersey. Dept. of Agriculture, 1912
3
The American Naturalist
The ink made from gall apple was, however, well known to the monks of the ninth
and tenth centuries, who used it in copying their manuscripts. An interesting
reference to the ink made from gall-nuts occurs in ScheffeFs "Ekkehard," a
romance ...
4
Handbook of Practical Botany for the Botanical Laboratory ...
In order to demonstrate the tannin-reaction upon a typical object, we turn to the
gall-apple or oak-gall, as it is to be found upon the leaves of our oaks. These gall-
apples are due to the puncture of the oak-gall insect [Oynips querci], which lays ...
Eduard Strasburger, William Hillhouse, 1889
5
Handbook of Practical Botany
We halve such a gall-apple while still young, and find on delicate radial sections
taken from this that the interior hollow, occupied by the larva of the cynips, is
surrounded by a shell, which consists of iso-diametric, rounded cells. These
contain ...
6
The whole works of King Alfred the Great: with preliminary ...
This deceitful apple is a kind of gall-apple, about 2 inches long, produced by a
small insect. " A kind of oak-gall, formed by an insect upon the branches of a
species of ilex, and is the only fruit or apple hitherto met with by travellers, which
...
Alfred (King of England), 1852
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A literal english Translation of King Alfred's anglo-saxon ...
This deceitful apple is a kind of gall-apple,'about 2 inches long, produced by a
small insect. “A kind of oak-gall, formed by an insect upon the branches of a
species of ilex, and is the only fruit or apple hitherto met with by travellers, which
...
8
King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon Version of the Compendious History ...
This deceitful apple is a kind of gall-apple, about 2 inches long, produced by a
small insect. " A kind of oak-gall, formed by an insect upon the branches of a
species of ilex, and is the only fruit or apple hitherto met with by travellers, which
...
Paulus Orosius, Joseph Bosworth, Robert Thomas Hampson, 1859
9
Executive Documents, Annual Reports
10 25 24 2 tubs butter, 87J Ibs. a 27c 23 62 27 2 doz. tomato catsup, a $1.45 2 90
1 bbl. prunes, 220lbs., a 8Jc 19 52 1 box butter, 68 Ibs., a 28c 18 84 29 1 " 74 " 20
72 30 Itub " 30J " 854 1 bbl. cranberries 12 00 April 1 20 gall, apple butter, ...
You see these unusual galls on a leaf, and in any of them there may be a gall
wasp egg. Why does this happen this way? Why does the gall wasp deposit its
egg, let's say, into an oak leaf, so that this gall apple appears where the egg
resides ...
