The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 79National Geographic Society, 1941 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... plant which the Caribs planted long ago . The roots of this plant , after being reduced to a fine pulp , are thoroughly washed and strained ; then the pulp , suspended in water , flows slowly through shallow troughs until the starch ...
... plant which the Caribs planted long ago . The roots of this plant , after being reduced to a fine pulp , are thoroughly washed and strained ; then the pulp , suspended in water , flows slowly through shallow troughs until the starch ...
Page 268
... plant carrying a mass of pollen gathered from other yuccas . Afterwards she carefully thrusts more pollen into the flower . By doing this , she makes sure that the plant is fertilized and that the yucca seeds will develop as her eggs ...
... plant carrying a mass of pollen gathered from other yuccas . Afterwards she carefully thrusts more pollen into the flower . By doing this , she makes sure that the plant is fertilized and that the yucca seeds will develop as her eggs ...
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... plant overlooking the water front , I have healthy specimens upon which to try smelled odors of tea and spices that I knew their potent concoctions ! during years in the Orient . In their store- Turn from a steel concern specializing ...
... plant overlooking the water front , I have healthy specimens upon which to try smelled odors of tea and spices that I knew their potent concoctions ! during years in the Orient . In their store- Turn from a steel concern specializing ...
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