...left encumbering the ground with a multitude of hummocks, easily removed, however, by fire. The graae growing in large tufts upon the high base of decayed...very different indeed with this species. That it is sweetflavored, tender, and most nourishing, is evident from the avidity with which all animals feed,...

...distance, a diminutive grove of thickly-clustered palms; and from the dark green and luxuriant'appearance given to the smaller islands clothed with tussac,...to the memory. All the other species of the genus Cares are described in botanical works as coarse and rank, and by no means adapted for fodder, but...

...roots, resembles at a distance a diminutive grove of thickly clustered palms; nnd from the dark-green and luxuriant appearance given to the smaller islands...tropical vegetation is forcibly recalled to the memory. „,;,,., . ., There are no trees, but there are some small bushes before-mentioned, which are used...

...upon the high base of decayed roots, resembles at a distance a diminutive grove of thickly clustered palms ; and from the dark green and luxuriant appearance...tropical vegetation is forcibly recalled to the memory. There are no trees, but there are some small bushes before mentioned, which are used as fuel, and a...

...upon the high base of decayed roots, resembles at a distance a diminutive grove of thickly clustered palms ; and from the dark green and luxuriant appearance...tropical vegetation is forcibly recalled to the memory. There are no trees, but there are some small bushes before mentioned, which are used as fuel, and a...

...colony. The grass, growing in large tufts upon the high base of decayed roots, resembles at a great distance a diminutive grove of thickly-clustered palms;...tropical vegetation is forcibly recalled to the memory. The only approach to a tree is the Falkland Islands box, a species of veronica, which grows to a height...

...the high base of decayed roots, resembles at a great distance a diminutive grove of thickly clustered palms; and from the dark green and luxuriant appearance...tussac, the richness of tropical vegetation is forcibly presented to the imagination. The only approach to a tree is the Falkland Island box tree, a species...

...and if cultivated with care they would probably flourish still more vigorously. The plants grow ,111 bunches close together, and as many as 250 roots spring...very different indeed with this species. That it is sweet-flavourecV, tender, and most nourishing, is evident from the avidity with which all animals feed,...