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The Foreign Quarterly Review
The tallest pines have superficial roots ; they certainly are never "deep as high:"
oaks are said to be; and if the saying is not phytologically true, it is poetically ;
although the oak itself does not quite send " radicem ad Tartara.'' There is
another ...
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The Phytologist: a popular botanical miscellany
Even the smallest of the small fry of scientific exclusives, those whose
germination, to speak phytologically, has scarcely commenced, whose
ascending plumule is scarcely visible, and whose radicle is wholly wanting, still
turn up their noses ...
George Luxford, Edward Newman,
1853
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Hooker's Journal of Botany and Kew Garden Miscellany
The rarity of these plants, the difficulty of procuring specimens of them, and the
importance which many of them possess when phytologically considered, render
them more worthy of a careful description and representation than the plants of ...
Sir William Jackson Hooker,
1853
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The Last Fruit Off an Old Tree
The tallest pines have superficial roots ; they certainly are never " deep as high :"
oaks are said to be ; and if the saying is not phytologically true, it is poetically ;
although the oak itself does not quite send radicem ad Tartara. There is another ...
Walter Savage Landor,
1853
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Reported of the Government Botanist: 1853, 1854, 1858-62/63, ...
... had it not appeared advisable to the Government Botanist to extend his
botanical investigations previously towards Cape Howe and to the south-western
points of the Australian Alps, both localities being hitherto phytologically
unexplored, ...
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The Holocene: An Environmental History
The concept of trees occupying phytologically empty land may therefore be a
reasonable approximation to reality in early Holocene Europe. Figure 4.4 Early
Holocene vegetation and soil changes reflected in a sediment core from Hungary
...
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The planter's guide: or, A practical essay on the best ...
The most material point, on which he has gone wrong, is the application of fresh-
made Dung or " Muck" to the roots of woody plants, which, on considering what I
have stated, he will readily perceive to be both phytologically and chemically ...
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Regardfully Yours: Selected Correspondence of Ferdinand Von ...
... while Mr Selwyn (now Director of the Museum in Canada12) was appointed
Government Geologist. I explored phytologically most parts of the country (
Victoria) from 1 852 to mid-1 855, including summer journeys for three years to
the then ...
Ferdinand von Mueller, Roderick Weir Home,
2006
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The Analyst: A Quarterly Journal of Science, Literature, ...
As an illustration of Indian Botany, Drs. Wight and Arnott describe the Solanum
giyanteum phytologically, and exhibit its calyx, pistil, corolla, and berries, on a
plate, with three distinct figures. 9. Mr. Gould's observations on the raptorial order
of ...
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In the Society of Nature: A Native Ecology in Amazonia
Level 2: Indigenous name: paka; this is a low alluvial plain but not subject to
flooding, pedologically and phytologically like level 3 of the preceding site. Level
3: Indigenous name: paka; these are medium-height alluvial terraces,. The world
of ...