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![[Frost and fire : natural engines, tool-marks and chips : with sketches taken at home and abroad by a traveller] . )id, but it gives a greatage for these Icelandic rocks, and for those on which they rest. At other spots streams have cut wide and deep channelsin lavas of the same kind. The river at G-odafoss, in the 91 north, has cut a deep channel, and has worked its way back-wards for some hundreds of yards. The smoothed water-wornsurface is plainly seen on cliffs far below the fall. The riveris large, so it must work faster than the Oxera ; but if one hascut 900 feet, while the other has onl Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AMY5HB/frost-and-fire-natural-engines-tool-marks-and-chips-with-sketches-taken-at-home-and-abroad-by-a-traveller-id-but-it-gives-a-greatage-for-these-icelandic-rocks-and-for-those-on-which-they-rest-at-other-spots-streams-have-cut-wide-and-deep-channelsin-lavas-of-the-same-kind-the-river-at-g-odafoss-in-the-91-north-has-cut-a-deep-channel-and-has-worked-its-way-back-wards-for-some-hundreds-of-yards-the-smoothed-water-wornsurface-is-plainly-seen-on-cliffs-far-below-the-fall-the-riveris-large-so-it-must-work-faster-than-the-oxera-but-if-one-hascut-900-feet-while-the-other-has-onl-2AMY5HB.jpg "[Frost and fire : natural engines, tool-marks and chips : with sketches taken at home and abroad by a traveller] . )id, but it gives a greatage for these Icelandic rocks, and for those on which they rest. At other spots streams have cut wide and deep channelsin lavas of the same kind. The river at G-odafoss, in the 91 north, has cut a deep channel, and has worked its way back-wards for some hundreds of yards. The smoothed water-wornsurface is plainly seen on cliffs far below the fall. The riveris large, so it must work faster than the Oxera ; but if one hascut 900 feet, while the other has onl Stock Photo")
RM2AMY5HB–[Frost and fire : natural engines, tool-marks and chips : with sketches taken at home and abroad by a traveller] . )id, but it gives a greatage for these Icelandic rocks, and for those on which they rest. At other spots streams have cut wide and deep channelsin lavas of the same kind. The river at G-odafoss, in the 91 north, has cut a deep channel, and has worked its way back-wards for some hundreds of yards. The smoothed water-wornsurface is plainly seen on cliffs far below the fall. The riveris large, so it must work faster than the Oxera ; but if one hascut 900 feet, while the other has onl
RMMAA9GA–. Economic entomology for the farmer and fruit-grower . Phylloxera vastatrix.—a. unaffected rootlet of grape; b, rootlets with newly-formed galls; c, same, with old and dried-up tissue; dd, groups of the lice on roots and root- lets ; e,/, female pupa, from above and below ; g, h, winged females; i, an antenna; J, oviparous wingless female and her eggs; k, root showing location of the eggs. An advance upon those root-living species is found in Phyl- (oxera, which belongs with Chermes in a sub-family, Chermesina,
RMT3XDP8–Archive image from page 197 of Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien nebst. Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien : nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigeren Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen dienatrlichenp43engl Year: 1887-1909. 174 Verbenaceae. (Briquet. carp. — Hocliklellernde, kahle Slräucher mit gegeastUadigen, gaazrandigen, lederigea B. Cyraen reichblütig, in lockeren, terminalen Doldenrispen oder in Achseln sitzend. Bl. groß. 4—5 Arten in Australien und in den pacifischen Inseln, z. B. F. splendicla F. Müll. 53. Oxera Labill. {Oncoma Spreng., Maoutia Montr.). Kelch schmal- oder breit- glockig,
RM2AG3XPD–. Frost & fire : natural engines, tool-marks & chips : with sketches taken at home and abroad by a traveller. k of denudation was made upon an igneoussurface, the cooling of the crust is a point in time from whichto reckon. At Thing-valla is a river called the Oxera, which,in ordinary weather, is about the size of an English mill-stream. The water woidd pass through one of the large ironpipes which carry Thames water to London. The Oxera fallsover a large cliff into a rift. There can be no doubt that thecliff over which the stream now falls was formed by the fallingaway of the opposite side of
RMME7PB9–. Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien : nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigeren Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen . Fig 107. A blühender Zweig von Catopheria capitata {Benth.) Uemsl.; B vollständige Bl.; C hinterer Teil des halbierten Kelches; D vorderer Teil des halbierten Kelches; E Nüsschen mit Wasser benetzt. Auszuschliefsende, missverstandene und unvollständig bekannte Gattungen. Holmskioldia Retz, Oxera Labill. Diese beiden Gattungen, welche früher zu den Labialen gestellt wurden, gehören zu den Yerbenaceen und sind oben, p. 174 und 176, behandelt worden. Astemon Reg. Diese von Regel auf e
RMRMAEX5–. Annual report. Entomological Society of Ontario; Insect pests; Insects -- Ontario Periodicals. Fife. 45. Currant Span-worm Moth (yiale yellow with dusky spots).. Fig. 46. Grape-vine Phylloxera. —ci galls on rootlets ; 6 young' louse ; e, f, g, more matured lice ; c, antenna ; d, leg. A. Attacking the roots: 1. Producing little irregular spherical galls on rootlets and larger roots, causing death. 'Grape Vine Phylloxera (Phyll- oxera vastatrix). Fig 46. 2. Large borer, cutting a tube through the root near the surface. Broad-necked Prionus (Prionus laticollis.) 3. Grub eating the bark of both
RMME6MEW–. Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien : nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigeren Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen . Fig. 64. — E B ringelte fr A—D Titex Arjmts Castus L. A Habitnsbild ; £ Bl.; C aufgeschnittene Blkr.; D fr. im Längsschnitt. von Oxera laladica Vieill.; F dieselbe im Längsschnitt, etwas vergr.; G frkn. im Längsschnitt; H ge- [A—D Original; B und C Original unter Benutzung von Nees ah Esenh., Gen.; E—H nach B 0 c quillon.) und Bäume. B. opponiert, zusammengesetzt mit 3 — 7 ganzrandigen oder gezähnten, dünnen oder lederigen ß., selten auf I Blättchen reduciert. Cymen kurz und gedrä
RMRCHTXB–. Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien : nebst ihren Gattungen und wichtigeren Arten, insbesondere den Nutzpflanzen. Plants; Plants, Useful. 174 Verbenaceae. (Briquet. carp. — Hocliklellernde, kahle Slräucher mit gegeastUadigen, gaazrandigen, lederigea B. Cyraen reichblütig, in lockeren, terminalen Doldenrispen oder in Achseln sitzend. Bl. groß. 4—5 Arten in Australien und in den pacifischen Inseln, z. B. F. splendicla F. Müll. 53. Oxera Labill. {Oncoma Spreng., Maoutia Montr.). Kelch schmal- oder breit- glockig, dünn oder etwas lederig, 4-, seltener ospaltig, mit valvaten breiten Lappen, seltener
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