The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 92National Geographic Society, 1948 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... native . Hollyhocks often seed themselves along embankments , finally appearing to be native . The blackberry - lily has become a denizen of fence rows in places ( page 45 ) . Yet both , Chinese in origin , have escaped from gardens ...
... native . Hollyhocks often seed themselves along embankments , finally appearing to be native . The blackberry - lily has become a denizen of fence rows in places ( page 45 ) . Yet both , Chinese in origin , have escaped from gardens ...
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... native materials , the Japa- nese made free use of other species , so that Japan is the actual door through which many Chinese and other Asiatic species came to us . JAPANESE WISTERIA ( Wisteria flori- bunda ) : This strikingly ...
... native materials , the Japa- nese made free use of other species , so that Japan is the actual door through which many Chinese and other Asiatic species came to us . JAPANESE WISTERIA ( Wisteria flori- bunda ) : This strikingly ...
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... native plant being grown . The plant explorers who soon followed realized the potentialities of our native species and sent them back in large quantities to Europe . Many of these have since come back to us , quite different in form and ...
... native plant being grown . The plant explorers who soon followed realized the potentialities of our native species and sent them back in large quantities to Europe . Many of these have since come back to us , quite different in form and ...
Contents
Scenes of Postwar Finland By La Verne Bradley With illustrations from photographs | 233 |
The Societys New Map of the Caribbean Area Text accompanying special map supple | 523 |
The Societys New Map of the South Central United States Text accompanying special | 845 |
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