The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 193
... plants of value in any part of Madagascar , our objective was the desert region lying between Tuléar and Fort Dauphin , where , among other things , we hoped to find specimens of an almost ex- tinct rubber plant , Euphorbia intisy . We ...
... plants of value in any part of Madagascar , our objective was the desert region lying between Tuléar and Fort Dauphin , where , among other things , we hoped to find specimens of an almost ex- tinct rubber plant , Euphorbia intisy . We ...
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... plants in this region . that in most places it was impossible to penetrate the dense thickets , and we could move only along cut paths . The beauty of the many ornamental plants was in striking contrast to the sever- ity of their ...
... plants in this region . that in most places it was impossible to penetrate the dense thickets , and we could move only along cut paths . The beauty of the many ornamental plants was in striking contrast to the sever- ity of their ...
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... plant yielding an exceptionally high quality of rubber . was discovered . Its collection by the na- tives was so ... plants out of this extremely hard ground was such a difficult and unusual task that they Photograph by Robert Taylor ...
... plant yielding an exceptionally high quality of rubber . was discovered . Its collection by the na- tives was so ... plants out of this extremely hard ground was such a difficult and unusual task that they Photograph by Robert Taylor ...
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