The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 80National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Though most of the forests are mixed , the majority of the trees in this locality were an evergreen hardwood , laurel ( Laurelia aromá- tica ) . Its wood is odorless and is used ex- tensively in making butter boxes .
Though most of the forests are mixed , the majority of the trees in this locality were an evergreen hardwood , laurel ( Laurelia aromá- tica ) . Its wood is odorless and is used ex- tensively in making butter boxes .
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the Nation of trees and treasure long after he was dead . ... In badly infested areas they stripped every tree , killing or stunting whole forests or or- chards , wiping out the green glory of graceful shade trees .
the Nation of trees and treasure long after he was dead . ... In badly infested areas they stripped every tree , killing or stunting whole forests or or- chards , wiping out the green glory of graceful shade trees .
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enemies of the gypsy moth is the big metallic- green tree - climbing beetle Calosoma syco- phanta from Europe , which hunts them through the ... Men destroy egg masses with creosote or trap larvae under burlap tied around trees .
enemies of the gypsy moth is the big metallic- green tree - climbing beetle Calosoma syco- phanta from Europe , which hunts them through the ... Men destroy egg masses with creosote or trap larvae under burlap tied around trees .
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