10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEED CORAL»
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Handbook of Molecular Microbial Ecology I: Metagenomics and ...
Table 52.1 Comparison of Biological Pathway Reconstruction Based on MinPath
and the Naive Mapping Approach Environmental Naıve Mapping MinPath Naıve
Mapping MinPath Samples (KEGG)c (KEGG) (SEED)d (SEED) Coral-Mic (7)b ...
Soil mediums for seed. — Coral sand, volcanic sand, and various kinds of
composts were used as soil mediums for seed propagation at the station. Coral
sand consists of the broken coral rock of the reef. The particles vary in size and
are more ...
Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, 1921
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
2 an environment in which something, especially something undesirable,
develops. seedcake : - noun a cake flavoured with caraway seeds. seed coral t>
noun coral that has formed into small irregular pieces. seed com - noun 1 com
grains ...
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History of Soybeans and Soyfoods in Australia, New Zealand ...
... Tanganyika (2,643; from Tanganyika, large dull black seed). Coral Sea Mission
(2,407; from Goroka in highlands of central Papua New Guinea, large dull black
seed). Avoyelles (2,366; from Nigeria, black, yellow and brown seeds mixed).
William Shurtleff, Akiko Aoyagi, 2010
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The Entertaining Naturalist: Being Popular Descriptions, ...
... called Seed Coral, and are now imported from China into this country in very
considerable quantity for necklaces. Nearly the whole of the Coral of commerce
is of a red colour, white Coral being considered of little value. There are modes
by ...
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Loudon's Natural History: Popular Descriptions, Tales and ...
These, which are not larger than small pins' heads, are called Seed Coral, and
are now imported from China into this country, in very considerable quantity for
necklaces. There are modes by which Coral may be so exactly imitated, that
without ...
John Claudius Loudon, William Sweetland Dallas, 1889
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Out-growing vegetables. Animals
The Chinese have, within the last three or four years, succeeded in cutting coral
beads of a much smaller size than has hitherto been effected by an European
artist. These, which are not larger than small pins' heads, are called seed coral,
and ...
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The Exchange and Mart: A Journal Through which to Buy, Sell, ...
Only one side of the paper is to be written upon. REA1 SOCK CORAL
ORNAMENTS. ET- riuirs, 3s. 6d. ; necklaces, five rows, 5s. 6d. ; aud bracelets, 4s
6d Necklaces made in festoons, looped up by seed coral i four rows, 6s. j five
rows, 6s. 6d.
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The Commercial Products of the Sea: Or, Marine Contributions ...
The Chinese, who are most patient and skilful in all their work, used to prepare
strings of small rows of seed- coral beads for embroidery, the boring of which was
most minute. The practice or art would seem to have become obsolete, for I have
...
Peter Lund Simmonds, 1879
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A Description of More Than Three Hundred Animals: ...
These, which are not larger than small pins heads, are' called Seed Coral, and
are now imported from China into this country in very considerable quantity for
necklaces. Nearly the whole of the Coral that is used is of red colour, white Coral
...
