The Vegetable System: Or, a Series of Experiments, and Observations Tending to Explain the Internal Structure, and the Life of Plants; Their Growth, and Propagation; the Number, Proportion, and Desposition of Their Constituent Parts; with the True Course of Their Juices; the Formation of the Embryo, the Construction of the Seed, and the Encrease from that State to Perfection, Volume 2, Part 1

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Algæ almoſt alſo Annual anſwer Anthemis Apetalæ Bafe Baſe becauſe Bidens Branches cauſe CHAMÆMILE Chives Claſs Claſſes compoſed Coreopfis Diſk distinct divided diviſions duſky eſtabliſhed fame fingular firſt firſt order fleſhy Floret Flowers are yellow flowers in Auguſt fome Footſtalks freſh green Fructification Genera Genus grow heat Hemp Agrimony hollow inſtance itſelf Juices laſt Leaf Leafits leav'd Leaves are lanced leſs LINNÆUS loſe Marygold MAYWEED Milleria MONOCOTYLEDONES moſt Multifilique muſt naked native of Virginia natural Claſſes neceſſary oblong obſervations Othonna Perennial perennial Plant Petals Plants Plate 26 Pointal purpoſe raiſed Rays repreſented reſt rifing Ringentes riſes Root round ſame Scales ſecond Seeds ſeem ſeen SEGGROM Segments ſeparated ſeveral ſhape ſharp ſhew ſhort ſhould Silphium ſimple ſingle ſmall ſome ſometimes Species ſpreading Stalk ſtand ſtate Stem STONEWORT ſuch ſupply ſupports Syſtem theſe thoſe TICK-SEED Trees Umbelliferæ uſe Vegetables Veſſels whoſe Wing'd Wingd woolly

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TitleThe Vegetable System: Or, a Series of Experiments, and Observations Tending to Explain the Internal Structure, and the Life of Plants; Their Growth, and Propagation; the Number, Proportion, and Desposition of Their Constituent Parts; with the True Course of Their Juices; the ..., Volume 2, Part 1
The Vegetable System: Or, a Series of Experiments, and Observations Tending to Explain the Internal Structure, and the Life of Plants; Their Growth, and Propagation; the Number, Proportion, and Desposition of Their Constituent Parts; with the True Course of Their Juices; the Formation of the Embryo, the Construction of the Seed, and the Encrease from that State to Perfection, John Hill
AuthorJohn Hill
PublisherPrinted at the expence of the author, and sold by R. Baldwin, 1761
Original fromPrinceton University
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