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Inflammable Gas from Plants

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IN Prof. Findlay's letter in NATURE of Jan. 14, he refers to Black's statement that “the Dictamnus Fraxinella emits” marsh gas “from its flowers,” and asks for information on the topic.

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HAMOR, W. Inflammable Gas from Plants. Nature 121, 283 (1928). https://doi.org/10.1038/121283c0

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