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... plants survived . Soon they recovered their color and vigor , and only a few showed more than slight aftereffects from the brief absorp- tion of the chloride . Bees Imported to Pollinate Plants Although Ascension marshaled a variety of ...
... plants survived . Soon they recovered their color and vigor , and only a few showed more than slight aftereffects from the brief absorp- tion of the chloride . Bees Imported to Pollinate Plants Although Ascension marshaled a variety of ...
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... plants . Both come in all sizes , shapes , and colors , and together they give southern Arizona a landscape that seems to the trav- eler to be " out of this world . " In all this strange land the strangest sight , and most ...
... plants . Both come in all sizes , shapes , and colors , and together they give southern Arizona a landscape that seems to the trav- eler to be " out of this world . " In all this strange land the strangest sight , and most ...
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... plant one foot high may be 40 years old or only 18 or 20. The rate of growth increases slowly in larger plants and reaches an average of about four inches a year in mature plants . No Sure Way to Tell a Saguaro's Age There is no direct ...
... plant one foot high may be 40 years old or only 18 or 20. The rate of growth increases slowly in larger plants and reaches an average of about four inches a year in mature plants . No Sure Way to Tell a Saguaro's Age There is no direct ...
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