A Manual of Agriculture for the Eighth Grade
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After exercise number 28 is completed, set one of the pots or cans in a dark place and leave one of the others in the light. Keep them both watered the same, and the temperature as nearly the same as possible.
What effect has the light on the color of the plants ? What change has taken place in the leaves of the plant? After the one in the dark has lost most of its color set it in the light beside the other one, and see what happens. When do plants grow the best, when the sun is shining or when... it is cloudy, even though the temperature is the same in both cases?
Exercise No. 30. WEEDS.
Have the class make a list of all the weeds of the locality, and classify them into annuals, biennials, and perennials. Tell where each is the most troublesome. Which class are the hardest to control? Why? It is well to have specimens of as many as possible brought to class by the pupils so each will learn to identify them. Any that the 15 class or teacher is unable to identify may be sent to the director of the Experiment Station, Pullman, Washington, and they will gladly identify them for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After exercise number 28 is completed, set one of the pots or cans in a dark place and leave one of the others in the light. Keep them both watered the same, and the temperature as nearly the same as possible.
What effect has the light on the color of the plants ? What change has taken place in the leaves of the plant? After the one in the dark has lost most of its color set it in the light beside the other one, and see what happens. When do plants grow the best, when the sun is shining or when... it is cloudy, even though the temperature is the same in both cases?
Exercise No. 30. WEEDS.
Have the class make a list of all the weeds of the locality, and classify them into annuals, biennials, and perennials. Tell where each is the most troublesome. Which class are the hardest to control? Why? It is well to have specimens of as many as possible brought to class by the pupils so each will learn to identify them. Any that the 15 class or teacher is unable to identify may be sent to the director of the Experiment Station, Pullman, Washington, and they will gladly identify them for you.
What to read after A Manual of Agriculture for the Eighth Grade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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