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Proposals to try the effects of the pneumatick engine exhausted, in plants, seeds, eggs of silkwormsDr. BealePhilosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1665), 1666-01, Vol.2 (23), p.424-425London: The Royal SocietyTexto completo disponível |
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Some observables about load-stones, and sea-compassesPhilosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1665), 1666-01, Vol.2 (23), p.423-424London: The Royal SocietyTexto completo disponível |
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Proposals to try the effects of the "Rarifying Engin" exhausted, on Plants, Seeds, Eggs of Silk-worms. An Experiment proposed of Grafting Pears upon "Spina Cervina" (Buckthorn.)Philosophical Transactions (1665), 1666-12, Vol.2 (23), p.424London: Royal Society of LondonTexto completo disponível |
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A preface to the third year of these tractsPhilosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1665), 1667-03, Vol.2 (23), p.409-415London: The Royal SocietyTexto completo disponível |
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A suggestion for taking more notice, than hath been done formerly of the juyces of trees, by tapping themPhilosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1665), 1668-01, Vol.3 (40), p.801-802London: The Royal SocietyTexto completo disponível |
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Queries - Concerning vegetation, especially the motion of the juyces of vegetables, communicated by some curious personsPhilosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1665), 1668-01, Vol.3 (40), p.797-801London: The Royal SocietyTexto completo disponível |
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Dr. John Beals Instances promised in Numb. 42. and intended to shew the correspondence of the pith and timber, with the seed of the plant, and that of the bark or sap in the bark, with the pulp of the fruit, or some encompassing coat, or cod, containing the seedBeals, JohnPhilosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1665), 1669-04, Vol.4 (46), p.919-922London: The Royal SocietyTexto completo disponível |
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Some Considerations upon Mr. Reeds Letter; Printed in N.70. Sheming, in what Sense the Sap May be Said to Descend, and to Circulate in Plants; and the Graft to Communicate with the Stock: At Also, what Choice of Apples for the Delicacy of the Liquor in Peculiar Seasons; and for Easie and Speedy Propagation: Pears for Some Lands Proper; Their Choice for Manisold Uses, Especially for Pleasant, or for Lasting Liquor; and How to be Planted, and Order'd for the Best Aduantage. The Best Season for TraBeal, JohnPhilosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1665), 1671-01, Vol.6, p.2144-2149The Royal SocietyTexto completo disponível |
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Some Communications, about an Early Swarm of Bees, as Also Concerning Cyder; Descent of Sap; The Season of Transplanting Vegetables: Sent to the Publisher Out of Herefordshire by That Intelligent Gentleman, Richard Reed Esq;, In a Letter Dated March 14. 1670/1 at LugwardineReed, RichardPhilosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1665), 1671-01, Vol.6, p.2128-2132The Royal SocietyTexto completo disponível |
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Some observations concerning the variety of the running of sap in trees, compared with a weather glass; made in April, 1670. Together with some ways of ordering birch-waterTonge, IsraelPhilosophical transactions (Royal Society (Great Britain) : 1665), 1671-02, Vol.5 (68), p.2170-2177London: The Royal SocietyTexto completo disponível |