. Gli alberi d'America [microformati] : nativi e stranieri, graficamente e botanicamente delineato e scientificamente e popolarmente descritto, essendo considerata principalmente con riferimento alla loro geografia e storia, il suolo e per la situazione, la propagazione e la cultura, incidenti e malattie .... Alberi; Arbres. Descrizione. Egli Annona triloba è un piccolo albero, raramente ex- ceeding trenta metri in altezza, densamente tessuto- ed con foglie lunghe, giacente su un altro, in modo tale da dare una pecidiarly embricata aspetto per tutto l'impianto. I'egli trunk è coperto con un grigio-argento corteccia liscia

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. The trees of America [microform] : native and foreign, pictorially and botanically delineated and scientifically and popularly described, being considered principally with reference to their geography and history, soil and situation, propagation and culture, accidents and diseases .... Trees; Arbres. Description. HE Annona triloba is a small tree, seldom ex- ceeding thirty feet in height, densely cloth- ed with long leaves, lying over one another, in such a manner as to give a pecidiarly imbricated appearance to the entire plant. I'he trunk is covered with a silver-gray bark, which is smooth and finely polished. The leaves are borne on short petioles, and are alternate, five or six inches in length, and of an elongated form, widening from the base to the snnimit. They are of a fine textin-e, and the upper surface is smooth and brilliant. The dowers appear in South Carolina and (Jeorgia in March, and a month or six weeks later farther north. They are campanulate and drooping, and put forth before the leaves; the ouior petals are purple, and vary in colour indilferent })lants; in .some they are very dark, and in others light, inclining to yellow. The fruit ripens in August, and is about three inches long, and one and a half inches thick, yellow, ovate, oblong, irregular, and swelling into inequalities. It contains a yellow pulp, of a sweet, luscious taste, in the middle of which lie, in two rows, twelve seeds, or triangular stones, divided by as many thin membranes. Gcorrmpluj (mil History. Micliaux did not observe this tree north of the river Schuylkill; and it appears to be unknown, or extremely rare, in the low and maritime parts of the southern states. It is not uncommon in the bottom- lands which stretch along the rivers of the middle states, whore, at intervals, it. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resem

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