...imperfectly so, and it is then generally out of form or slightly curled. The peridermis is often but partially removed, or simply scraped. Finally, whether...very greatly. In any of these cases the labour of tlie cascarillero is by no means ended, even when he has finished the preparation of the bark ; he...

...imperfectly so, and it is then generally out of form or slightly curled. The peridermis is often but partially removed, or simply scraped. Finally, whether...presented the same characters if similarly prepared, may, accord ing to the circumstances, vary very greatly. In any of these cases the labour of the cascarillero...

...Bark-pnKns; in the Foratt of Carabaya in Pent. out of form or slightly curled. The periderm is often but partially removed, or simply scraped. Finally, whether...accidental, or whether it be done with the view of augment ing the weight, there frequently remains a certain quantity of moisture in the bark which greatly...

...generally out of form or slightly curled. The peridermis is often but partially removed, or s:mply scraped. Finally, whether it be accidental, or whether...very greatly. In any of these cases the labour of the cascariUero is by no means ended, even when he cut off the branches, taking care to Icnve the terminal...

...imperfectly so, and it is then generally out of form or slightly curled. The periderm is often but partially removed, or simply scraped. Finally, whether...remains a certain quantity of moisture in the bark whicli greatly deteriorates it. The labour of the cascarillero is by no mean: ended, even when he has...

...form or slightly curled. The peridermis is often but partially removed, or simply scraped. Filially, whether it be accidental, or whether it be done with...the view of augmenting the weight, there frequently romains a certain quantity of moisture in the bark, which greatly deteriorates it. It thus appears...