The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... leaf - miners , have been described , of which 125 have a North American habitat . Each of the three species of ... leaves of Juneberry , oak , chestnut , hazel , walnut , sycamore , ironwood , apple , wild cherry , sweetbrier , and ...
... leaf - miners , have been described , of which 125 have a North American habitat . Each of the three species of ... leaves of Juneberry , oak , chestnut , hazel , walnut , sycamore , ironwood , apple , wild cherry , sweetbrier , and ...
Page 75
... leaf beetles , the 3 - lined potato - beetle , the asparagus beetle , the grape root worm , and the familiar Colorado potato beetle . The lat- ter is the largest species of the family , and the damage it does to potato leaves is typical ...
... leaf beetles , the 3 - lined potato - beetle , the asparagus beetle , the grape root worm , and the familiar Colorado potato beetle . The lat- ter is the largest species of the family , and the damage it does to potato leaves is typical ...
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... leaves of this tree as plates from which they ate their rice . I , too , tried them before leaving Madagascar , and ... leaf base of this tree actually does contain from a pint to a quart of really good " distilled " water , moisture ...
... leaves of this tree as plates from which they ate their rice . I , too , tried them before leaving Madagascar , and ... leaf base of this tree actually does contain from a pint to a quart of really good " distilled " water , moisture ...
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