Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, Enlarged and Improved, Τόμος 1A. Constable, 1823 |
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Σελίδα 373
... moss plants continue mace- rated in their own liquor , and preserved from putrefac tion by it . 185 Black and yellow moss . There are , however , two general kinds of mosses ; black moss , and whitish or yellow moss . The black moss is ...
... moss plants continue mace- rated in their own liquor , and preserved from putrefac tion by it . 185 Black and yellow moss . There are , however , two general kinds of mosses ; black moss , and whitish or yellow moss . The black moss is ...
Σελίδα 377
... mosses have been converted both into arable and meadow grounds , which in the end became interesting improvements . But in a moss , such as that of Kincardine , this method would be inef- fectual ; as for several feet deep it is of such ...
... mosses have been converted both into arable and meadow grounds , which in the end became interesting improvements . But in a moss , such as that of Kincardine , this method would be inef- fectual ; as for several feet deep it is of such ...
Σελίδα 378
... moss . This , as being the first step towards the intended plan , was then view- ed as a considerable acquisition . The same terms agreed upon with this tenant have ever since been observed with all the rest . They are as follow : The ...
... moss . This , as being the first step towards the intended plan , was then view- ed as a considerable acquisition . The same terms agreed upon with this tenant have ever since been observed with all the rest . They are as follow : The ...
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