Arbustum civicum iuxta Tubingam consertumArbustum malorum iuxta Azwell Vasingtoniae civitatis, cum operariorum tuguriis"Devonshire Quarrenden", varietas malorum praecocium in Anglia olim celeber
Arbustum[1] seu pomarium[2] est ager vel hortus ubi conseruntur arbores fructiferi.
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Opera recentiora
E. A. Bunyard, A handbook of hardy fruits more commonly grown in Great Britain. Vol. 1: Apples and pears. Londinii, 1920 Textus apud archive.org
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