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Page 190
... produced around Tung - t'ing Lake . Red and black tea are grown on the foothills of the Hsüeh - feng Mountains and on Mount Mu - fu on the eastern border . Peanut ( ground- nut ) cultivation is widespread , and tung trees and tea seed ...
... produced around Tung - t'ing Lake . Red and black tea are grown on the foothills of the Hsüeh - feng Mountains and on Mount Mu - fu on the eastern border . Peanut ( ground- nut ) cultivation is widespread , and tung trees and tea seed ...
Page 215
... produced in large quantities . Significant crops of long - staple cotton are produced in the Turfan Depression and the greater Tarim Basin , and cot- ton has become an important cash crop . Sinkiang is one of China's main fruit - producing ...
... produced in large quantities . Significant crops of long - staple cotton are produced in the Turfan Depression and the greater Tarim Basin , and cot- ton has become an important cash crop . Sinkiang is one of China's main fruit - producing ...
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... produced , each having the same hue but a different saturation . These paler colours are called unsaturated colours . Finally , light of any given combination of hue and saturation can have a variable brightness ( also called intensity ...
... produced , each having the same hue but a different saturation . These paler colours are called unsaturated colours . Finally , light of any given combination of hue and saturation can have a variable brightness ( also called intensity ...
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CHINA | 36 |
CHINESE LITERATURE | 231 |
CHORDATES CHRISTIANITY | 251 |
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