 It must have branches when but a foot or two high; the number and size of these branches must increase as the tree increases in height, and a tree thirty feet in height, must have a great number of branches; yet we have the stems of trees thirty feet...  A treatise on the nature of trees - Página 27por Stephen Ballard (of Ledbury.) - 1833 - 80 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | 1834 - 652 páginas
...tree 30 ft. in height must have a great number of branches ; yet we have the stems of trees 30 ft. high without a single branch. How do the advocates...stem, lifted up farther from the earth ? This they cannot say; yet they will have great reluctance in admitting the existence of this natural shedding... | |
 | Stephen Ballard - 1833 - 84 páginas
...several feet from the stem without any subdivision. There are now no limbs branching out from the ttem, within ten feet of the ground; but when the tree was...stem, lifted up farther from the earth ? this they cannot say: yet they will have great reluctance in admitting the existence of this natural shedding... | |
 | 1834 - 550 páginas
...height, and a tree thirty feet in / height, must have a great number of branches ; yet we have the steins of trees thirty feet high without a single branch....stem, lifted up farther from the earth ? this they cannot say : yet they will have great reluctance in admitting the existence of this natural shedding... | |
 | 1834 - 648 páginas
...a tree 30 ft. in height must have a great number of branches; yet we have the stems of trees 30 ft. high without a single branch. How do the advocates...stem, lifted up farther from the earth ? This they cannot say; yet they will have great reluctance in admitting the existence of this natural shedding... | |
 | 1836 - 284 páginas
...the height of thirty or forty feet without a great number of branches. It must have branches when hut a foot or two high ; the number and size of these...stem, lifted up farther from the earth ? This they cannot say; yet they will have great reluctance in admitting the existence of this natural shedding... | |
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