The Port FolioEditor and Asbury Dickens, 1815 |
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Pagina 22
... vegetable kingdom , that is not absolutely neces- sary to the sustenance of one or more families of insects . Hence ... vegetable sensibility and voluntarity . He goes into an extensive view of the analogies be- tween vegetable and ...
... vegetable kingdom , that is not absolutely neces- sary to the sustenance of one or more families of insects . Hence ... vegetable sensibility and voluntarity . He goes into an extensive view of the analogies be- tween vegetable and ...
Pagina 36
... vegetables , even by the most sanguine friends of the Darwinian theory . If plants possess irritability similar to that of animals , and if they possess any it must be similar , why have we no instances of vegetable inflammation ?
... vegetables , even by the most sanguine friends of the Darwinian theory . If plants possess irritability similar to that of animals , and if they possess any it must be similar , why have we no instances of vegetable inflammation ?
Pagina 41
... vegetables , even by the most sanguine friends of the Darwinian theory . If plants possess irritability similar to that of animals , and if they possess any it must be similar , why have we no instances of vegetable inflammation ?
... vegetables , even by the most sanguine friends of the Darwinian theory . If plants possess irritability similar to that of animals , and if they possess any it must be similar , why have we no instances of vegetable inflammation ?
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