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Note 201 — CHAP. XIV. Of Change of Species.

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For if all Plants rob one another, it must be because they all feed on the same Sort of Food; and, admitting they do, there can be no Necessity of changing the Species of them, from one Soil to another; but the same Quantity of the same Food, with the same Heat and Moisture which maintains any Species one Year, must do it any other Year.

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