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102_138 Common Names, cont_d Oak, heart wood, 5_9 Oak, Dwarf, 42_150 Oak, Henley, 41_172 Oak, Huckleberry, 41_173 Oak, Interior Live, 39_170; 41_173 Oak, Live, 16_163; 31_51; 37_36, 37_37; 38_7, 38_118; 41_98, 41_107; 47_292, 47_313 Reasons for names of Cal. Oaks, 10_59 Oak, Maul, 35_34; 38_118a Oak, Mush, 26_6 Oak, Scrub, 46_9 Oak, Shin, 41_107 Oak, Tan, see also Econ. Plants; 16_126, 16_140, 16_146; Oak, Tan, amount taken for tanbark industry, 16_147, 16_163; 38_158; 39_10, 39_115; 41_61 Oak, Tan-bark, fissuring on trunk, 3_12 Oak, Umbrella, 35_46 |
102_139 Common Names, cont_d Oak, Valley, 16_153; 25_12; 26_1; 31_26; 32_181; 33_37; 37_13; 38_10, 38_20, 38_32; 41_173; 47_313 Oak, White, 41_100 Oak-covering, Cal., 49_47 Oak galls, 35_20 Oak trees, 37_137 Ocotillo. See p. 274 Oleander, 43_366 Onion, Wild, 18_143 Orchids, Central America, 49_163 Our Lord_s Candle, 31_185 Oregon Tea Tree, 29_91 Owl_s Clover, 31_30 Ox-tongue, 40_123 Palm, 37_163, 37_185, 37_181; 42_28; 44_170 Palms, cluster of, Palms, cluster of, 37_181, 37_186 Palms, cultivated by Edward Doheny, 40_154 Palms, tallest, 30_106 Palms, Washington, 37_163 |
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