 | New York state, legislature, joint libr. comm - 1847 - 124 頁
...with ripe fruits of the same plant. — 3o Clusters of ripe fruits dried in the air and other fruits in alcohol.* Those great marine plants, commonly known...better prepared in Paris than in traveling, as they often require much care, unless the traveler is skilled in the art. Samples preserved in alcohol would... | |
 | Theodore Dwight - 1847 - 838 頁
...where they dry easily, as the action of boiling water or alcohol has destroyed the life of the plant. Those great marine plants, commonly known by the name...where they were collected and their color when fresh. However the collections we have spoken of are made, a label should be attached to each of the specimens... | |
 | Maine. Legislature - 1848 - 1088 頁
...with ripe fruits of the same plant. — 3° Clusters of ripe fruits dried in the air and other fruits in alcohol.* Those great marine plants, commonly known...better prepared in Paris than in traveling, as they often require much care, unless the traveler is skilled in the art. Samples preserved in alcohol would... | |
 | Alexandre Vattemare - 1848 - 432 頁
...pressing thrm c paper ; the'y should, afterwards, tie put in paper bags, with a label of the plaee where they" were collected and their color when fresh They can be belter prepared in Paris than in travelling, as they often require much care, untess the traveller... | |
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Clusters of ripe fruits dried in the air and other fruits in alcohol.* Those great marine plants, commonly known by the name of seaweed, should be dried by hanging them in the shade, in the open air, without pressing them in paper ; they should afterwards... 