Scientific American Supplement, No. 362, December 9, 1882 by Various
page 4 of 140 (02%)
page 4 of 140 (02%)
|
VII. BOTANY, HORTICULTURE, ETC.--The Soy Bean. 1 figure.--
The Soy bean (_Soja hispida_). Erica Cavendishiana. 1 figure. Philesia Buxifolia. 1 figure. Mahogany. VIII. MISCELLANEOUS.--Our Hebrew Population. The Mysteries of Lake Baikal. Traveling Sand Hills on Lake Ontario. Animals in the Arts.--Corals.--The conch shell.--Living beetles, etc.--Pearls.--Sepia and silk. * * * * * GUSTAVE TROUVE. The accompanying portrait of M. Gustave Trouve is taken from a small volume devoted to an account of his labors recently published by M. Georges Dary. M. Trouve, who may be said to have had no ancestors from an electric point of view, was born in 1839 in the little village of |
|