The Botanic Garden. Part Ii.
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The flowers of the male plant areproduced under water, and as soon as their farina, or dust, is mature;they detach themselves from the plant, and rise to the surface, continueto flourish, and are wafted by the air, or borne by the currents to thefemale flowers. In this resembling those tribes of insects, where themales at certain seasons acquire wings, but not the females, as ants, Cocchus, Lampyris, Phal
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The flowers of the male plant areproduced under water, and as soon as their farina, or dust, is mature;they detach themselves from the plant, and rise to the surface, continueto flourish, and are wafted by the air, or borne by the currents to thefemale flowers. In this resembling those tribes of insects, where themales at certain seasons acquire wings, but not the females, as ants, Cocchus, Lampyris, Phal
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