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...Nous possédons en France aujourd'hui, grâce à nos jardins et à nos serres-chaudes, un grand nombre de végétaux qui nous viennent du fond de l'Orient, et qui, au XI^e siècle, étaient parfaitement inconnus en France. Telle est, par exemple, cette plante charmante désignée par les botanistes sous le nom de Diclytra, dont les belles grappes de fleurs affectent des formes si élégantes et d'un contour si original (24)...

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