BOTANICAL QUESTION.
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Are all plants the result of germinaton of seed or x;ro;n earth andvegtsble mould , It is undoubtedly a very w remarkable phenomenoa that the earth when dug to the depth of eight or ten feet or more prodG

 evposed to the sun; but what is more extraordinary, is thai the new yegtatOn frequently produces plants of kinds which have never been, remarked in the coupy is natural to ask whence hen o come ne these these psw nlants were contained in the several kinds of tSe earthl But could all those seeds, which have been perhaps above three thousand years nader ground without having been exposed to the acton 0i the sun

 ashes on high and arid heaths, we should see some

 lime afterwards clover and vetehes growing there, though those two plants had never before been seen on those two places. Shall Ve believe that me seecs