A Discourse On the Object And Progress of Investigation, Into the Oriental ...
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Seeds generally solitary ."f :}: * As. Res. 9. p. 379. t Idem.
X Since this paper was presented to the Society I have to a certain extent been able to compare a specimen of the Frankincense Tree which I brought from Arabia, with the Boswdlia strata now in the Horticultural Gar- den at Bombay : and, though I have no reason to doubt its genus, yet there are som& points, in which it slightly difiers from B. serata which I wish to notice, in case those better acquainted with both the Indian species... than myself, may consider them sufficiently specific to entitle the Arabian tree to a separate denomination.
In the Arabian tree, the leaflets are oval, of a deep green colour, glossy and sparsely-pilose ; (in both it and the specimen of JB. serata mentioned, they are crenate-serated and wavy); they average six pairs, an inch in length, and with the confluence of the terminal leaflets amounting to double, and frequently Digitized by VjOOQIC 384 A Description of the PrafUnncen$e Tree of Arabia. [Jult, In addition to India, and that part of Arabia which I shall presently point out) the Frankincense Tree is found in great abundance in Eastern Africa, on the limestone mountains which extend westward ftwa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seeds generally solitary ."f :}: * As. Res. 9. p. 379. t Idem.
X Since this paper was presented to the Society I have to a certain extent been able to compare a specimen of the Frankincense Tree which I brought from Arabia, with the Boswdlia strata now in the Horticultural Gar- den at Bombay : and, though I have no reason to doubt its genus, yet there are som& points, in which it slightly difiers from B. serata which I wish to notice, in case those better acquainted with both the Indian species... than myself, may consider them sufficiently specific to entitle the Arabian tree to a separate denomination.
In the Arabian tree, the leaflets are oval, of a deep green colour, glossy and sparsely-pilose ; (in both it and the specimen of JB. serata mentioned, they are crenate-serated and wavy); they average six pairs, an inch in length, and with the confluence of the terminal leaflets amounting to double, and frequently Digitized by VjOOQIC 384 A Description of the PrafUnncen$e Tree of Arabia. [Jult, In addition to India, and that part of Arabia which I shall presently point out) the Frankincense Tree is found in great abundance in Eastern Africa, on the limestone mountains which extend westward ftwa.
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