The ailant silkworm : observations on its habit, management, food, and value : made during the introduction, naturalization, and rearing of the first stock in Queensland and New South Wales, and affording some elementary information for the benefit of persons contemplating the commercial growth of ailant cocoons in Australia / contributed by Charles Brady.

  • Brady, Charles.
Date:
1868
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Credit: The ailant silkworm : observations on its habit, management, food, and value : made during the introduction, naturalization, and rearing of the first stock in Queensland and New South Wales, and affording some elementary information for the benefit of persons contemplating the commercial growth of ailant cocoons in Australia / contributed by Charles Brady. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    THE AILMT SILKWORM: OBSEEVATIONS ON ITS HABIT, MANAGEMENT, FOOD, AND VALUE, MADE DURING THE INTEODITCTION, NATtJEADIZATION, AND EEAEING OE THE FIEST STOCK IN QUEENSLAND AND NEW SOUTH “ No amount of failure can destroy the effect of a single instance of success; for ■“ where one experiment has succeeded theVe is every reason to believe that fui thcr “ investigation must lead to the discovery of the elements which will render success “ certain.”—Report of the Acclimatization Society of London, 1SC2. T3)) : SYDNEY: THOMAS RICllAllDS, GOVEllNMENT ritlNTElt —18G8.