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... of apples recognised in 1891, according to Profesoo Lezeaby, was 339. all but 22 of which originated in the United States. In only 35) civilities were admitt AI, 49 being of foreign origin, 22 from Kumla. In the new apiculture the length of OA , bee's tongue ...

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