A Manual of Egyptian Farm Crops And Vegetables
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IV : Transplanted 1 foot apart on ridges which are 2 feet apart. Transplant when the seedlings are about 1 month old.
V : The plant comes to maturity quickly and is harvested '? 1/2 3 months after transpl. Plentiful in December.
VII : The bases of the 'crowded leaf-stalks are much thickened, making a bulb-like enlargement above the ground. These are blan- ched by earthing up like celery and eaten boiled or raw. They are sweet. Jess aromatic than those of Common fcnnel and very agreea- ble. The ...oily fruit also has an agreeable odour and flavour being a favourite aromatic condiment. It is used as a carminative and aromatic stimulant. It is prescribed in colics, diarrhoea and dysentery. The ve- getable is chiefly eaten by the Europeans.
VIII : A rich, moist, light soil is required ; best a sandy loam well stocked with animal dung in the form of well rotten f. Y. Manure.
Gossypium ; Coin; Colt n plant: Malvaceae.
I : There can be no doubt that the great majority of Egyptian cottons may be referred to the species Barbadense sometimes called the American cotton species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV : Transplanted 1 foot apart on ridges which are 2 feet apart. Transplant when the seedlings are about 1 month old.
V : The plant comes to maturity quickly and is harvested '? 1/2 3 months after transpl. Plentiful in December.
VII : The bases of the 'crowded leaf-stalks are much thickened, making a bulb-like enlargement above the ground. These are blan- ched by earthing up like celery and eaten boiled or raw. They are sweet. Jess aromatic than those of Common fcnnel and very agreea- ble. The ...oily fruit also has an agreeable odour and flavour being a favourite aromatic condiment. It is used as a carminative and aromatic stimulant. It is prescribed in colics, diarrhoea and dysentery. The ve- getable is chiefly eaten by the Europeans.
VIII : A rich, moist, light soil is required ; best a sandy loam well stocked with animal dung in the form of well rotten f. Y. Manure.
Gossypium ; Coin; Colt n plant: Malvaceae.
I : There can be no doubt that the great majority of Egyptian cottons may be referred to the species Barbadense sometimes called the American cotton species.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Bonaparte to read onlineMoreLess
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