The New Book of KnowledgeGrolier, 1986 - 21 pages An illustrated encyclopedia containing over 9,000 articles on history, literature, art and music, geography, myths and legends, mathematics, science, hobbies, holidays and festivals, games, sports, crafts, medicine, law, government, industry, politics, and other topics. |
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Page 64
... trees . Extracts from the bark of the wattle tree are used in tanning leather . Rubber trees are important in western and central Africa , and more than half of the world's cocoa comes from trees in Ghana and Nigeria . Coffee and palm trees ...
... trees . Extracts from the bark of the wattle tree are used in tanning leather . Rubber trees are important in western and central Africa , and more than half of the world's cocoa comes from trees in Ghana and Nigeria . Coffee and palm trees ...
Page 280
... trees . When the group is ready to move on , all the males look for good passageways through the trees . The one who finds such a route gives a deep hoarse cluck . Then the other members of the clan move toward the leading animal and ...
... trees . When the group is ready to move on , all the males look for good passageways through the trees . The one who finds such a route gives a deep hoarse cluck . Then the other members of the clan move toward the leading animal and ...
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... tree . One of the chief enemies of the acacia is the leaf - cutting ant described earlier . The leaf cutters are driven off by the standing army of the acacia tree . The bull - horn acacia trees are not the only plants that attract ...
... tree . One of the chief enemies of the acacia is the leaf - cutting ant described earlier . The leaf cutters are driven off by the standing army of the acacia tree . The bull - horn acacia trees are not the only plants that attract ...
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