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THE LINNAEUS APOSTLES
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'two-wheel double Hertfordshire plough'
ash as a fertiliser on meadows
bricks, baking of
brickworks
cattle-yards
fertiliser
fertiliser, ditch-soil as a
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fodder
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meadows
ploughs
wheat fields
fireplaces
barley
bean
Fagus sylvatica L. fruit > beechnut
fern
Genista spinosa major etc., Ulex europaeus L.
Genista spinosa vulg. etc., Ulex europaeus L.
grass/grasses
moss/mosses
pea
straw
Ulex europaeus L. > Genista spinosa major etc.
Ulex europaeus L. > Genista spinosa vulg. etc.
ash/ashes
clay
humus/Humus
soil
Little Gaddesden
Sweden
Duke of Bridgwater
Ray [John, natural historian]
Williams, Mr, farmer
cattle
horse/horses
pigs
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