The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 86National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 168
... trees planted were rubber trees . Rubber of Nicaragua , like that of most of Central America , belongs to the genus Cas- tilla . Not identical with the Hevea rubber of Brazil and Malaya , Castilla produces a latex next to Hevea in ...
... trees planted were rubber trees . Rubber of Nicaragua , like that of most of Central America , belongs to the genus Cas- tilla . Not identical with the Hevea rubber of Brazil and Malaya , Castilla produces a latex next to Hevea in ...
Page 177
... Trees grow singly or in isolated clumps , but not in a continuous wood . Since good trees close to sizable streams have been cut long since , they are today hunted out by ground parties or spotted from airplanes . In the early part of ...
... Trees grow singly or in isolated clumps , but not in a continuous wood . Since good trees close to sizable streams have been cut long since , they are today hunted out by ground parties or spotted from airplanes . In the early part of ...
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... trees and shrubs now clothe the walls of the tremendous cavity . From the crater floor , 1,640 feet below , rises a small , perfectly formed , gray cinder cone . Until 1917 there was a lake in the main crater . For 258 years the volcano ...
... trees and shrubs now clothe the walls of the tremendous cavity . From the crater floor , 1,640 feet below , rises a small , perfectly formed , gray cinder cone . Until 1917 there was a lake in the main crater . For 258 years the volcano ...
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