Select Extra Tropical Plants Readily Eligible for Industrial Culture Or Naturali
Select Extra Tropical Plants Readily Eligible for Industrial Culture Or Naturali
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Incana. Q. Spicata (Smith), another very large Himalayan Oak, ascends only to 5, 000 feet ; it is known also from Borneo, Java, and Sumatra.
Quercus aquatica, Walter.
North America. Height of tree, 60 feet ; it furnishes a superior bark for tanning, also wood for ship-building. This Oak should be chosen for planting in wet ground or for border- ing streams.
Quercus Castanea, Nee.
The Mexican Chestnut Oak. It furnishes edible acorns.
Quercus Cerris, Linne.
South Europe, South- West Asia. Turkey ...or Mossy-cupped Oak. Of the height of the English Oak, in suitable locali- ties, of quick growth. The foliage deciduous, or also ever- green. The wood available for wheelwrights, cabinet-makers, turners, coopers ; also for building purposes. Structure of the wood similar to that of the British Oak ; the sapwood larger, the heartwood of a more saturated brown, and the large rays more numerous, giving it a most varied and beautiful wainscot grain (Brandis).
Quercus Chinensis, Bunge.
North China. One of the hardiest among the evergreen Oaks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Incana. Q. Spicata (Smith), another very large Himalayan Oak, ascends only to 5, 000 feet ; it is known also from Borneo, Java, and Sumatra.
Quercus aquatica, Walter.
North America. Height of tree, 60 feet ; it furnishes a superior bark for tanning, also wood for ship-building. This Oak should be chosen for planting in wet ground or for border- ing streams.
Quercus Castanea, Nee.
The Mexican Chestnut Oak. It furnishes edible acorns.
Quercus Cerris, Linne.
South Europe, South- West Asia. Turkey ...or Mossy-cupped Oak. Of the height of the English Oak, in suitable locali- ties, of quick growth. The foliage deciduous, or also ever- green. The wood available for wheelwrights, cabinet-makers, turners, coopers ; also for building purposes. Structure of the wood similar to that of the British Oak ; the sapwood larger, the heartwood of a more saturated brown, and the large rays more numerous, giving it a most varied and beautiful wainscot grain (Brandis).
Quercus Chinensis, Bunge.
North China. One of the hardiest among the evergreen Oaks.
What to read after Select Extra Tropical Plants Readily Eligible for Industrial Culture Or Naturali?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Von Mueller to read onlineMoreLess
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