Scientific American Supplement, No. 841, February 13, 1892  by Various
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			      of the Missouri River 
			II. BIOLOGY.--New Observations on the Language of Animals.--By M. DE LACAZE DUTHIERS.--A lengthy examination of some facts in the language of animals, including birds and quadrupeds III. BOTANY.--Electricity in Agriculture.--By CLARENCE D. WARNER.--The effect of currents of electricity upon the germination of seeds. --Interesting experiments detailed, which can be easily repeated Electricity in Horticulture.--The effect of the electric light on vegetation, availability it may possess for the gardener Pentapterygium Serpens.--A Himalayan flowering plant introduced in England about ten years ago.--2 illustrations The Perforation of Flowers.--What insects do to promote the propagation of plants by perforating the flowers in search of honey.--16 illustrations IV. CHEMISTRY.--A New Laboratory Process for Preparing Hydrobromic Acid.--By G.S. NEWTH.--Simple synthesis of hydrogen and bromium Boron Salts.--Boron sulphides and selenides and silicon selenide Detection of Peanut Oil in Olive Oil.--A practical laboratory test for the above adulteration Hydroxylamine.--Recent preparation of this compound and its properties  | 
		
			
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