Seed Corn And Some Standard Varieties for Illinois
Seed Corn And Some Standard Varieties for Illinois
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(Cavity at butt deep, small diameter. ) Compressed. (Cob rounded at end. ) Enlarged. (Large butt with no extra rows or kernels. ) . Expanded. (Larg-e butt caused by extra rows or kernels. ) Open. (Greater space between rows at butt. ) Depressed. (Kernels at butt flat, smooth and short, indicating a tight husk. ) Kernels diverg-ing-. (Space between summits of kernels in same row. ) TIP. Kernels in rows. (Rows may be traced to tip. ) Flat. (Cob flattened at tip. ) BREEDING OF SEED CORK. 37 P Fill...ed. (Entire end of cob covered with kernels. ) Capped. (A central kernel projecting- from filled tip. ) KERNEL. Firm. (Rig-id on cob. ) Loose. (Movable on cob. ) Roof-shaped at one edg-e. (Convex at one edg-e and flat at the other. ) Uprig-ht. (At right angles with surface of cob. ) Sloping-. (Leaning- towards tip. ) Overlapping- at summit. (As shing-les on a roof. ) Straig-ht wedge-shaped. (Edges of kernels straight, tapering-. ) Rounded wedge-shaped. (Edges rounded lengthwise, taper- ing. ) Square at top.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Cavity at butt deep, small diameter. ) Compressed. (Cob rounded at end. ) Enlarged. (Large butt with no extra rows or kernels. ) . Expanded. (Larg-e butt caused by extra rows or kernels. ) Open. (Greater space between rows at butt. ) Depressed. (Kernels at butt flat, smooth and short, indicating a tight husk. ) Kernels diverg-ing-. (Space between summits of kernels in same row. ) TIP. Kernels in rows. (Rows may be traced to tip. ) Flat. (Cob flattened at tip. ) BREEDING OF SEED CORK. 37 P Fill...ed. (Entire end of cob covered with kernels. ) Capped. (A central kernel projecting- from filled tip. ) KERNEL. Firm. (Rig-id on cob. ) Loose. (Movable on cob. ) Roof-shaped at one edg-e. (Convex at one edg-e and flat at the other. ) Uprig-ht. (At right angles with surface of cob. ) Sloping-. (Leaning- towards tip. ) Overlapping- at summit. (As shing-les on a roof. ) Straig-ht wedge-shaped. (Edges of kernels straight, tapering-. ) Rounded wedge-shaped. (Edges rounded lengthwise, taper- ing. ) Square at top.
What to read after Seed Corn And Some Standard Varieties for Illinois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A D Archibald Dixon Shamel to read onlineMoreLess
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