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Muihrooms conduét Galvanifm, xvii. 2. 5. see sure LOTO ALVIT 24 5.
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Se of vegetables, viii. 1.
evil-Holt water, x. 7. 8. Nit re, production of, x. 74e Nutritious parts of Vegetables, xix. 6. 1. Nut-tree twigs their armour, xiv. 3. 2. Nymphæa alba, ix. 2. Sub ARC ...... nelümboéatenin China, xi.2. 5.
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Oaks and willows why barked in fpring, üii. Se A VII-52.02.
.... fhould be felled in winter, iii. 5. 1x. 2. Sr RUH.-2 RE
.... barked produce more flower-buds,: ix. DD VE D Or
planted with:pines, xviil. 2. 2,
. …. 000:years-old,. xvii-8:16:
Oats lefs profitable provender than beans, xVI- 0, 2,
.... improve by keeping, xvi. 6. 4.
Ochre:red, 4$ a manure, x: 7#r:
Oils effential, agreeable or poifonous, vi.
8.1 2. . fixed in a boiling heat, xvii: 2 6.
.... ufed to poifon weapons and pools‘of mater, vi. 8.2:
....exprefled, not-narcotic, vi. 4, 2.
Old corn preferable to new, xvi. 6 4,
Onions, roots of, 1x. 3. 2.
=. magical, 142. 4
Orange bears by hernie XV. ITU TS
Orchis for falep, 2-44 RORIRT US
++ LchoWw{0 en the feeds Ax091l0. xx DA
Organs of reproduétion, vi.
>. lateral in buts: vii.+T:
...... fexual in flowers; vii, 34
Owls fhould be encouraged, xiv. 4. 7.
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Oxygen in vegetable fluids, whence? x Â. 8.
“ae sig decompofed carbonic acid, x. A. 0. XML NL. 52:
ne fo decompofed water, x. 3. Mi. F2:
loofely combined in nitre, x. 8. 4.
promotes vegetation, x. 2. 8.
abounds by criolation: X1X. Te
deftroys plants by excefs, xiv. 2.#.
ms. 25 à Caufe of irritability, XIV. I Je
Oxygenated muriatic acid, x. 2.8. xiv.
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Papin’s digefter, x. 0. 3.
Papyrus, xvii. 3 7.
Paring and burning, x. 7.4.
Pafturage compared to agriculture, xvi. 9. x,
Paufe in vegetation at Midfummer, i IN, 219, 1x2. 9.
Pear-tree in part decorticated, 1x. 2. 10. XV: 2. 3:
ve 2e ee CONMPIEHEU DYWITE, AV. 2. 4
....... beaïsat the extrernitiés, why?‘ix. D
....... ripens by baking, x. 8. 1.
Peas grow in water, xi. 2.
.... rows of from fouth- eat to nôrth-weft,
Xi, 230%
,. Contain moré meal than oats, xvi. 6: 2.
,. boil foft, XVI 4 2:
>. MUIE, VI. 2. 0. XVI. Aer.
»*-.. their pods nutritious 2. 2.
.... economical provender, xvi. 6.2.
Penetrability of foils, x. 3. 6
Perfpiration vegetable oxygenatéd, xiii.
Petals are refpirätory orpans, iv:&:°T
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Phofphorus in rotten wood, x. 5.1. SUR SE SAIT A VEPCIAUIES, 2e 5. 9 re de KA 020; suovs..e PIvES folidity tO THMDÉT, X. 9. 6
Oxydes of metals, x.!2. 3. x. 7. 1. Phofphate of lime, x. 5. 5:°x. 7.6. Oxygen, x. 2. x. 7.2. See s ice in the gluten of wh te Additional ....... abounds in rain water and in fnow, note vi. XI. 2 2. Pignut, bynium, xvi. 23. 4 K 92 Pine." Re Æ= das me D_ ne ë PE Re x ne D mp SEE APE
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