... bear in mind what has been related with reference to the splintered bamboo cane.) It occurred about twenty minutes, it seemed ...

... evidence that they existed at all. And some bamboo plants flower only once ... very much. References: 1. Lederberg J. (1952) Cell genetics and hereditary ...

... and farmyards is 1/2 mile away. Dense bamboo thickets, effectively serving as windbreaks and screens, surround ... Egretta intermedia, literally thousands being concentrated in the bamboo thickets, often with less than 2 feet between ...

... variety of names such as Mc- Dade’s Prescription, Bamboo-brier Compound, Creek Indian NOTES. 212 Frederick Stearns & ... ordered without further specification. See page 6. 8. Bamboo-brier. The rhizome of this plant which grows ...

... in milk in consumption. ARUMARI, Caramata. ARUNDO BAMBOS, Bamboo—a. Brachii major, Ulna—a. Brachii minor, Radius— ... bitter. It is brought from BALSAM, RIGA 92 BAMBOO India in gourd shells, and has been employed ...

... side, at the foot of a tuft of bamboos, * where in going to mass with her mother ... he had arrived at the church, in the bamboo-allev, he went directly to the spot where ...

... through a sack and a box with a bamboo sieve on one side, from which it runs ... of water in a hollow section of green bamboo, and dropping this into the fire. In whatever ...

... PRODUCTS Rice, noodles, white bread, barley, millet VEGETABLES Bamboo shoots, beans: green and yellow, bean sprouts bok ... white bread, oatmeal, dry cereals (Nisei only) VEGETABLES Bamboo shoots, bok choy, broccoli, burdock root, cabbage, carrots, ...

... is extracted, and, with an in- strument of bamboo or hard wood, is reduced to powder, like ... in bundles, which are tied with slips of bamboo. It has the same general appearance, smell, and ...