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... especially since the 19th century , were gen- erally more fruitful . Several private associations of church- men and theologians promoted understanding between Eastern Orthodoxy and the " Anglo - Catholic " branch of Anglicanism . The ...
... especially since the 19th century , were gen- erally more fruitful . Several private associations of church- men and theologians promoted understanding between Eastern Orthodoxy and the " Anglo - Catholic " branch of Anglicanism . The ...
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... especially evident under pines growing on mineral - poor soil , although some broad- leaved species , especially oaks ( Quercus ) and beeches ( Fa- gus ) produce a mor humus when growing on similar soils . The differences between mull ...
... especially evident under pines growing on mineral - poor soil , although some broad- leaved species , especially oaks ( Quercus ) and beeches ( Fa- gus ) produce a mor humus when growing on similar soils . The differences between mull ...
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... especially birches ( Betula ) and aspens ( Populus ) , prolific seed bearers , whose seeds are wind dispersed and of a high germination ca- pacity . Willows ( Salix ) and alders ( Alnus ) are also early arrivals in the hardwood stage of ...
... especially birches ( Betula ) and aspens ( Populus ) , prolific seed bearers , whose seeds are wind dispersed and of a high germination ca- pacity . Willows ( Salix ) and alders ( Alnus ) are also early arrivals in the hardwood stage of ...
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