Rubber
Rubber
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3. Acre. This is a far interior territory, bordering on Peru and Bolivia. Acre, which is now federated with Brazil, is very famous for its rubber, which, like that of Amazonas, is generally known as " up-river " rubber.
4. The Brazilian State of Matto Grosso, in the Upper Amazon Valley. At present very little of this vast forest-land between Amazonas and Paraguay has been opened up, but, judging by what has already been seen of its dense jungle, the whole State is a treasure- ground of rubber- ...trees. Most of the rubber now ex- ported from this district is coarse, and sun-cured 32 RUBBER instead of smoke-cured. It, too, is called " up-river " rubber.
5 and 6. Bolivia and Peru. Both countries export large quantities of rubber, much of which is of ex- cellent quality. The various grades of Bolivian and Peruvian Para are classed collectively as " up-river " rubber ; but the different qualities have native names as well, and these are quite popular as trade terms.
The Amazon country furnishes a rubber that is quite distinct from the Para material.
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3. Acre. This is a far interior territory, bordering on Peru and Bolivia. Acre, which is now federated with Brazil, is very famous for its rubber, which, like that of Amazonas, is generally known as " up-river " rubber.
4. The Brazilian State of Matto Grosso, in the Upper Amazon Valley. At present very little of this vast forest-land between Amazonas and Paraguay has been opened up, but, judging by what has already been seen of its dense jungle, the whole State is a treasure- ground of rubber- ...trees. Most of the rubber now ex- ported from this district is coarse, and sun-cured 32 RUBBER instead of smoke-cured. It, too, is called " up-river " rubber.
5 and 6. Bolivia and Peru. Both countries export large quantities of rubber, much of which is of ex- cellent quality. The various grades of Bolivian and Peruvian Para are classed collectively as " up-river " rubber ; but the different qualities have native names as well, and these are quite popular as trade terms.
The Amazon country furnishes a rubber that is quite distinct from the Para material.
What to read after Rubber?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith a Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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