10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TURPENTINE TREE»
Découvrez l'usage de
turpentine tree dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
turpentine tree et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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William Turner: A New Herball: Parts II and III
I have not seen the tree in England, and therefore I have heard no name of it; but
lest it should be without a name, I call it Turpentine tree, because Turpentine
cometh out of it. I have seen both the leaves and berries of turpentine, which
grow in ...
William Turner, George T. L. Chapman, Frank McCombie, 1996
2
The New York Botanical Garden Illustrated Encyclopedia of ...
SYNCARPIA (Syn-carpia)— Turpentine Tree. Confined in the wild to eastern
Australia, Syncarpia comprises five species of which one is planted in the south
and in Hawaii. It belongs in the myrtle family Myrta- ceae. Its name, from the
Greek ...
3
A Complete History of Drugs. Written in French by Monsieur ...
It flows by the Incisions made on the Trunk and large Branches of the Turpentine
Tree. Its Consiftence is thick and pretty hard. Chuscthe cleanest, most transparent
, and of a whitish green Colour, having little Smell, and being almost of an ...
Pierre Pomet, Nicolas Lémery, Joseph Pitton : de Tournefort, 1748
4
A New and Complete Dictionary of Arts and Sciences: ...
It is used with success in the cure of green wcunds, as also by the painters,
farriers, fifr. To be good, it must be clear and pellucid as water, of a strong
penetrating smell, and very inflammable. Turpentine-tree, tcrebinthus, in bo- tany,
a species ...
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Firewood Crops: Shrub and
Tree Species for Energy Production ...
Synonyms Bursera gummifera L., B. ovalifolia Engler, Elaphrium simaruba Rose
Common Names Gumbo limbo, gum-elemi, gumtree, West Indian birch, red birch,
almacigo, indio desnudo, palo mulato, galo de incienso, turpentine tree, and ...
6
A history of the vegetable kingdom
Turpentine Tree (piatacia terebinthusj* This is another species of the same genus
as the foregoing; but it attains a much larger height, with numerous spreading
branches. The leaves are pinnated, oval, and lanceolate; the flowers are ...
Tapping the Turpentine Tree How the Pine Forests of the Southern States
Produce Products Other Than Lumber How America Has Developed 'A
Comparison of the Manufactures, Commerce,. N gathering its crop of turpentine,
the United ...
8
The Code of Federal Regulations of the United States of America
... or other business enterprise, doing business as a single legal entity, producing
gum naval stores from turpentine trees controlled through fee ownership, cash
lease, percentage lease, share lease, or other form of control. (c) Turpentine tree.
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The visitor or monthly instructor
The leaves of the turpentine- tree are unequally winged, or have leaflets of
unequal sizes, placed opposite each other upon a common footstalk, in about
seven pairs. These leaflets are rounded at the base, and terminate in a point.
This tree ...
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Vegetable substances: materials of manufactures
The tree whence it flows is commonly known as the turpentine-tree : it is called by
botanists Pistacia terebinthus. The tree grows to the height of twenty-five or thirty
feet ; the bark is very thick, and the wood is hard and resinous. The leaves are ...
Vegetable substances, 1833
3 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «TURPENTINE TREE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
turpentine tree est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Lionel Buckett's extraordinary treehouse hotel in Australia's Blue …
Built around a turpentine tree and fireproofed against the harsh Australian bushfire season, it's a magical space with profoundly stunning views. «Gizmag, mai 15»
Eating mangoes in the bath
"My favourite mango is the turpentine mango. ... them as they're a little bit on the sour side but my grandfather and I used to have races to our turpentine tree.". «ABC Online, sept 13»
New rust disease savages east coast trees
Dr Angus Carnegie, a senior research scientist with the NSW Department of Primary Industries, is monitoring a patch of turpentine trees in the Olney State Forest ... «ABC Online, mars 12»
