The common pear, introduced from Europe; a frequent escape from cultivation throughout New England and elsewhere; becomes scraggly and shrubby in a wild state.
Introduced from England; occasionally spontaneous along fences and the borders of woodlands.
Introduced from England by the early settlers and soon established in the colonial towns, as in Plymouth and Duxbury, on the western shore of Massachusetts bay.
The common apple; introduced from Europe; a more or less frequent escape wherever extensively cultivated, like the pear showing a tendency in a wild state to reversion.
Six years after their landing they had established the kingdom of Kent; so that the county of Kent was the first district where the original British was superseded by the mother-tongue of the present English, introduced from Germany.
Let a word be introduced from a foreign language--let it have some resemblance in sound to a real English term: lastly, let the meanings of the two words be not absolutely incompatible.
A hardy, perennial plant, introduced from Europe, and naturalized to a limited extent in some of the Northern States.
Introduced from China by Mr. Fortune, and disseminated by the London Horticultural Society.
It may be introduced from without or it may arise within the body, and its transfer to the nervous centres is undoubtedly accomplished through the circulation.
Let, however, the specific cause of the disease be introduced from without, and this immunity almost invariably disappears.
Introduced from Mexico by Mr. Lee, of Hammersmith, in 1848, and flowered soon afterwards at Kew, in summer.
Introduced from Mexico in 1835; flowers in summer.
Introduced from Brazil in 1831, flowering in the month of July.
Introduced from Europe, becoming common in the state.
This is luku, or Eleusine coracana, introduced from Asia.
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