...of the trees, and the sun had inspissated it into a rosin, which was found sticking to the trunks, and lying about the roots. These trees shoot out their...on board into the extravagant notion of their being basaltes : Indeed no one could think of finding such trees here. The seeds are produced in cones; but...

...notice, that the largest of them had the smallest and shortest branches, and were crowned, as it wore, at the top, by a spreading branch like a bush. This...on board into the extravagant notion of their being basaltes : Indeed no one could think of finding such trees here. The seeds are produced in cones; but...

...shortest branches, and were crowned, as it were, at the top, by a spreading branch like a bush. Tins was what led some on board into the extravagant notion of their being basaltes : Indeed no one could think of finding such trees here. The seeds are produced in cones ;...

...which was found sticking to the trunks, and lying about the roots. These trees shoot out their blanches like all other pines ; with this difference, that...on board into the extravagant notion of their being basaltes: indeed, no one could think of finding such trees here.— The seeds are produced in cones...

...of the trees, and the sun had inspissated it into a rosin, which was found sticking to the trunks, and lying about the roots. These trees shoot out their...on board into the extravagant notion of their being basaltes: Indeed no one could think of finding such trees here. The seeds are produced in cones; but...

...smallest and 2299 shortest branches, and were crowned, as it were, at the top by a spreading head, like a bush. This was what led some on board into the extravagant notion that they were basaltes." (Cooft'i Second Voyage, vol. ii. p. 149., as quoted by Lambert.) In Captain...

...and shortest branches, and were crowned, as it were, at the top, by a spreading branch like a buslt. This was what led some on board into the extravagant notion of their being basaltes: indeed, no one could think of finding such trees here. The seeds are produced in cones ;...

...occasioned by their having been formerly densely crowded, and the tallest having most liberty at the top). ' This was what led some on board into the extravagant notion of their being basaltes : indeed, no one could think of finding such trees here.' " There cannot be a doubt that this...

..." If I except New Zealand, I at this time knew of no island in VJL. VI. B ::. THE GENUS ARAUCARIA. the South Pacific Ocean where a ship could supply...attention ninety years since is still standing, but in 1850 it was reported to be •'' in a nourishing condition," and was said to exactly resemble " a well-proportioned...

...occasioned by their having been formerly densely crowded, and the tallest having most liberty at the top). " This was what led some on board into the extravagant notion of their being basaltes : indeed, no one could think of finding such trees here." There cannot be a doubt that this...