. Le industrie del Giappone : insieme con un account della sua agricoltura, silvicoltura, arti e commerci. Da Viaggi e ricerche svolte presso il costo del governo prussiano. inguish molte varietà di Kodzo, whichthose classificati in Miquels Prolusio Florae Japonicae e nell'Enumeratio Plantarum di Franchet e Savatier come independentspecies appartengono, vale a dire il Broussonetia Kasinoki, Sieb. e B. Kaempferi,Sieb. Il tipico e più ampiamente distribuite in forma generallysymmetrical ha tre o cinque lobi lascia la cui parte inferiore è coperta,come gli steli di 5 o 6 centimetri di lunghezza e la yo

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. The industries of Japan : together with an account of its agriculture, forestry, arts, and commerce. From travels and researches undertaken at the cost of the Prussian government. inguish many varieties of Kodzo, to whichthose classified in Miquels Prolusio Florae Japonicae and in the Enumeratio Plantarum of Franchet and Savatier as independentspecies belong, viz. Broussonetia Kasinoki, Sieb., and B. Kaempferi, Sieb. The typical and most widely distributed form has generallysymmetrical three or five-lobed leaves whose underside is covered, like the stems of 5 or 6 centimeters length and the young branches, with a thick, greyish white down, and whose edges are serrated.The bark of the one-year old shoot is reddish brown. Plate X.has a well outlined picture of such a paper-mulberry bush, as itappears in midsummer. The illustration is taken from the fifthpart of the Japanese work K6-yeki-koku sanok, and is only un-reliable in this, that it does not show the serration of the leaves.In Plate XL, is a wood-cut prepared in Tokio of a variety ofthe paper mulberry on pure bast paper of the dioecious plant. Onthe left is a twig and on the right a catkin not fully developed.. BROUSSONETIA PAPYRIFERA VENT. FROM A JAPANESE WOODCUT. [Page 470. TEXTILE INDUSTRY. 395 This illustration together with Plate X. shows great difference inthe leaves, concerning which a Japanese proverb says, that no twoare just alike. The transformation from the three or five-lobedleaf-form of the younger shoots into the unsymmetrical one-sidedand lobed, and then into the undivided oval leaves of the olderplants, is but faintly delineated in this plate. The paper-mulberry tree was introduced into Europe as early asthe middle of the last century, and has found a moderately extensivecultivation as an ornamental plant, especially in Mediterraneancountries. In the milder parts of Germany, e.g., on the Rhine andMain, it has been long domesticated. It does not endure the coldof a severe winter. A plantation whic

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