Beta vulgaris As a food plant the Beet scarcely obtains the attention it deserves. There is no lack of appreciation of its beauty for purposes of garnishing, or of its flavour as the component ...
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... Belle-Isle Cress, 403. Bene-plant, 561. Biformed-leaved, 562. Oval-leaved, 562. Trifid-leaved, 562. Beta cicla, 289. " maritima, 302. " vulgaris, 1. Black Cumin, 429. Black Nightshade, 288. Black Oyster-plant, 95. Black ...
... Plant. Scolymus. Scorzonera. Skirret. Sweet Potato. Tuberous-rooted Chickling Vetch. Tuberous-rooted Tropæolum. Turnip. THE BEET. Beta vulgaris. The Common Beet, sometimes termed the Red Beet, is a half-hardy biennial plant; and is ...
... 323, 360, 366, 391, 401 Bell Flower, 244 Bellis perennis, 260 Belvidere, 274 Bermuda Lily, 341 Beta Cicla, 132 —vulgaris, 24 Biennials, Hardy, 227, 364, 386, 396 Bird Pepper, 40 Black Bot, 131 —Fly ...
... Borax, Boracic Acid, Fluoride of Ammonia, Formaldehyde, Benzoic Acid, Sulphurous Acid, Sulphite of Soda, Salicylic Acid, Abrastol and Beta Naphthol. The use of some of these Preservatives is considered by many high authorities of ...
... a level country, they used to resort to the banks, and eat on the sides; frequently betaking themselves to the water, to avoid the heat of the sun. However, they became sickly and emaciated ...
... described as a plant of American origin. LEAF-BEET, OR SWISS CHARD. Sicilian Beet. White Beet. Beta cicla. The Leaf-beet is a native of the seacoasts of Spain and Portugal. It is a ...
... in rows three feet apart, and thin to fifteen inches in the rows. SEA-BEET. _Trans. Beta maritima. The Sea-beet is a hardy, perennial plant. The roots are not eaten; but the leaves ...
... Beet, _Beta_; of which there is both _Red, Black_, and _White_: The Costa_, or Rib of the _White Beet_ (by the _French_ call'd the _Chard_) being boil'd, melts, and eats like Marrow ...
... Use._--"This species of Beet--for, botanically considered, it is a distinct species from _Beta vulgaris_, the Common or Red Beet--is cultivated exclusively for its leaves; whereas the Red Beet is grown for ...
... sufficient to constitute specific distinction, is left for the umpires to decide. [Illustration: THE ZEBU.--(_Var. beta._)] These Indian Cattle are extremely gentle, and admirably adapted to harness. Some of the eastern princes attach ...
... Perpetual Spinach, or Spinach Beet (_Beta Cicla_).—A valuable plant for producing a regular supply of leaves which make an excellent Spinach at a period of the year when the ordinary Summer Spinach is ...
One of the lively episodes of hospital life, is the frequent marching away of such as are well enough to rejoin their regiments, or betake themselves to some convalescent camp. The ward-master comes ...
... of Hungarian Ox, Brit. Mus. 124 56. Brahmin Bull, Harvey, Zool. Gar. 125 57. Zebu (var. beta), after Cuvier 128 58. Zebus (var. gamma) and Car, anon. 129 59. Zebu (var. delta), anon. 132 ...
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