The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 96National Geographic Society, 1949 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 55
... grows into a man , he grows proportion- ately all over . How could a shell grow all over ? The animal builds a house of which each increment is forever dead , rigid material . Yet this structure , added to at one end only , continues to ...
... grows into a man , he grows proportion- ately all over . How could a shell grow all over ? The animal builds a house of which each increment is forever dead , rigid material . Yet this structure , added to at one end only , continues to ...
Page 162
... grown by Indian tribes all over what is now the United States . Many of these tribes , particularly in the West , still grow a diversity of hardy squashes and pumpkins not to be found in our markets . Although winter squashes are grown ...
... grown by Indian tribes all over what is now the United States . Many of these tribes , particularly in the West , still grow a diversity of hardy squashes and pumpkins not to be found in our markets . Although winter squashes are grown ...
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... grow through as much as one and one - half feet of gravel . Sometimes earthen jars were inverted over the plants , forcing the stalks to grow white and crookedly . Victoria and Linnaeus have been the com- monest varieties of rhubarb for ...
... grow through as much as one and one - half feet of gravel . Sometimes earthen jars were inverted over the plants , forcing the stalks to grow white and crookedly . Victoria and Linnaeus have been the com- monest varieties of rhubarb for ...
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