The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 96National Geographic Society, 1949 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 149
... seeds of very ancient varieties of vege- tables have been found . We should say " rem- nants " of seeds , because the life had long since gone out of them when found . Fragile shapes of matter that would crumble with little more than a ...
... seeds of very ancient varieties of vege- tables have been found . We should say " rem- nants " of seeds , because the life had long since gone out of them when found . Fragile shapes of matter that would crumble with little more than a ...
Page 204
... seeds for " split peas " for soup . The varieties known until about a thousand years ago had seeds that were much smaller , dark colored , and otherwise different from our garden types . Cave Men Ate Primitive Peas Seeds of primitive ...
... seeds for " split peas " for soup . The varieties known until about a thousand years ago had seeds that were much smaller , dark colored , and otherwise different from our garden types . Cave Men Ate Primitive Peas Seeds of primitive ...
Page 211
... seeds with a black " eye " ( present variety Black - Eye ) ; others had seeds crowded so closely in the pod that the ends of the seeds were flattened ( present varieties called " crowders , " as Brown Crowder , Cream Crowder ) . These ...
... seeds with a black " eye " ( present variety Black - Eye ) ; others had seeds crowded so closely in the pod that the ends of the seeds were flattened ( present varieties called " crowders , " as Brown Crowder , Cream Crowder ) . These ...
Contents
Adobe New Mexico By Mason Sutherland With 28 illustrations in color from natural | xiii |
Workshop of the Titans By Albert W Atwood | 117 |
Power Comes Back to Peiping By Nelson T Johnson and W Robert Moore With 18 | 337 |
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