The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 85, Issue 1National Geographic Society, 1944 - Geography |
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... tree was fur- nished by Mr. Seemann , of His Majesty's good ship Herald , who wrote his report around 1850 . Carpenters of his ship were rendered blind merely by cutting down one of the trees for lumber . When he investigated the case ...
... tree was fur- nished by Mr. Seemann , of His Majesty's good ship Herald , who wrote his report around 1850 . Carpenters of his ship were rendered blind merely by cutting down one of the trees for lumber . When he investigated the case ...
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... trees . The 1943 output was appreciably larger . How much will be produced in the five - year pro- gram no one can yet tell ( page 74 ) . In addition to the Amazon rubber , Hevea brasiliensis , other latex - producing trees , no- tably ...
... trees . The 1943 output was appreciably larger . How much will be produced in the five - year pro- gram no one can yet tell ( page 74 ) . In addition to the Amazon rubber , Hevea brasiliensis , other latex - producing trees , no- tably ...
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... trees and within a few years may be helping to provide the tires for your automobile . Vegetables and fruit are most plentiful in the northern half of the Dominican Republic , while sugar grows more abundantly on the broad plains of the ...
... trees and within a few years may be helping to provide the tires for your automobile . Vegetables and fruit are most plentiful in the northern half of the Dominican Republic , while sugar grows more abundantly on the broad plains of the ...
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