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As time went on , however , they one tree bore superior apples , it was translearned to dig holes and plant the seeds ... Thus it He found that with most of the plants we is not surprising that , of the cultivated fruits now classify as ...
As time went on , however , they one tree bore superior apples , it was translearned to dig holes and plant the seeds ... Thus it He found that with most of the plants we is not surprising that , of the cultivated fruits now classify as ...
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Only those plants , even by the slow sailing ships of the who have traveled or lived in the Tropics 16th century . where ... to produce mature fruit under In the pineapple plant , a large quantity of glass , early in the 18th century .
Only those plants , even by the slow sailing ships of the who have traveled or lived in the Tropics 16th century . where ... to produce mature fruit under In the pineapple plant , a large quantity of glass , early in the 18th century .
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In large commercial plant- strawberry was the introduction of plants ings and small gardens , we devote approxi- from Chile , South America . Long before the mately 180,000 acres to growing it . The white men arrived , the Indians of ...
In large commercial plant- strawberry was the introduction of plants ings and small gardens , we devote approxi- from Chile , South America . Long before the mately 180,000 acres to growing it . The white men arrived , the Indians of ...
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