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How Does a Tree Grow? Or, Botany for Young Australians
作者：Bonwick, James, 1817-1906
体例：题 章数：19
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共 19 题- OR
- BOTANY FOR YOUNG AUSTRALIANS.
- PREFACE.
- JAMES BONWICK.
- HOW A TREE GROWS IN AUSTRALIA.
- I mean, manure must be mixed with the soil.
- I do, father.
- I often notice the great difference there is in leaves, father.
- I wish I could do that; it would be better than flying.
- I am with you, father, with eyes and ears all open.
- I think I understand that. But where does the nourishment come from?
- I suppose the stamens and pistils are always found together.
- I will, my boy, and we will begin this time with the seed.
- GEOGRAPHY OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.
- OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
- DISCOVERY AND SETTLEMENT OF PORT PHILLIP.
- MAP OF VICTORIA.
- THE EARLY DAYS OF MELBOURNE.
- TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES: