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The originals of these books are in the Cornell University Library. The majority were digitized in 2008 with funding by Microsoft Corporation. Scanning was performed by Kirtas Technologies; OCR was performed by, and derivative formats created by, the Internet Archive.
Other digitizing projects followed, adding to this collection. One such project included books and journals in the life sciences and natural history for the purposes of being added to the Biodiversity Heritage Library or https://archive.org/details/biodiversity, a multi-institutional collaboration of which Cornell University Library is a member.
1847/49-1907 called Zeitschrift für entomologie; ser. 3, v. 1-14, 1908-24 as Verein für Schlesische Insektenkunde. Jahresheft. Suspended 1925-26. After 1926 again called Zeitschrift für entomologie s. 1, v. 7 never published Topic: Entomology
Excerpts from Krünitz's Oeconomische Encyclopädie, oder Allgemeines System der Land- , Haus- , und Staats-Wirthschaft .. Topics: Apples, Pears, Cherries
I. Anleitung zum Obstdorren und zur Mussbereitung. 5. Aufl. -- II. Die Cider- oder Obstweinbereitung. 3. Aufl Topics: Fruit, Storage, Drying, Cider, Vinegar, Vinegar
1847/49-1907 called Zeitschrift für entomologie; ser. 3, v. 1-14, 1908-24 as Verein für Schlesische Insektenkunde. Jahresheft. Suspended 1925-26. After 1926 again called Zeitschrift für entomologie s. 1, v. 7 never published Topic: Entomology
The originals of these books are in the Cornell University Library. The majority were digitized in 2008 with funding by Microsoft Corporation. Scanning was performed by Kirtas Technologies; OCR was performed by, and derivative formats created by, the Internet Archive.
Other digitizing projects followed, adding to this collection. One such project included books and journals in the life sciences and natural history for the purposes of being added to the Biodiversity Heritage Library or https://archive.org/details/biodiversity, a multi-institutional collaboration of which Cornell University Library is a member.
