CHAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA A DICTIONARY OF UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE1892 |
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... chiefly at the Fichtelgebirge, in Upper Franconia. His researches here resulted in a work on the irritability of the muscular and nervous fibres of animals (1799). The desire of visiting tropical countries, however, led him to resign ...
... chiefly at the Fichtelgebirge, in Upper Franconia. His researches here resulted in a work on the irritability of the muscular and nervous fibres of animals (1799). The desire of visiting tropical countries, however, led him to resign ...
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... chiefly on his wife's estate in Thuringia, and afterwards in Jena, associating most intimately with Schiller, and devoting himself to poetrv and other literary and scientific pursuit*. A valuable memorial of his friendship with Schiller ...
... chiefly on his wife's estate in Thuringia, and afterwards in Jena, associating most intimately with Schiller, and devoting himself to poetrv and other literary and scientific pursuit*. A valuable memorial of his friendship with Schiller ...
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... chiefly, on insects, not rejecting spiders, whilst they often snatch away the insects which have liecome entangled in spiders' webs. The tongue is very long, capable of being darted out to a considerable length j the twtne of the tongue ...
... chiefly, on insects, not rejecting spiders, whilst they often snatch away the insects which have liecome entangled in spiders' webs. The tongue is very long, capable of being darted out to a considerable length j the twtne of the tongue ...
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... chiefly blue, purple, and white. They are very beautiful and very fragrant. The fragrance is strongest about or after eleven o'clock at night. Among cultivated hyacinths are many with double flowers. The hyacinth has been cultivated ...
... chiefly blue, purple, and white. They are very beautiful and very fragrant. The fragrance is strongest about or after eleven o'clock at night. Among cultivated hyacinths are many with double flowers. The hyacinth has been cultivated ...
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... chiefly based; and (c) artificial — i.e. by placing the pollen of one plant on the stigma of another species, or by mixing with the eggs of some animal, say frog or fish, the male elements of some related form. Among mammals genus ...
... chiefly based; and (c) artificial — i.e. by placing the pollen of one plant on the stigma of another species, or by mixing with the eggs of some animal, say frog or fish, the male elements of some related form. Among mammals genus ...
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