All About Coconuts
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Here again everything depends upon the estate and the region in which it is situated, for a fertiliser that proves highly successful in one case might be practically valueless in another. The formulae recommended by scientists must usually be put to practical tests before their suitability can be ascertained. But one thing is certain scientific, systematic fertilisation can be made to increase the yield of trees by anything from 5 to 20 per cent.
The need of adequate supplies of water at all ti...mes cannot be too strongly emphasised, says Coconuts : The Consols of the East. ' Water must be constantly at the disposal of the palms, to convey in solution the plants' mineral and nitro- genous raw food from the root to the crown. The quantity of mineral food which the tree takes up is roughly proportional to the amount of water which it absorbs. Increasing the plants' trans- piration has, then, the same effect on them as apply- ing a fertiliser to the ground ; without the water the fertiliser will do little or no good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here again everything depends upon the estate and the region in which it is situated, for a fertiliser that proves highly successful in one case might be practically valueless in another. The formulae recommended by scientists must usually be put to practical tests before their suitability can be ascertained. But one thing is certain scientific, systematic fertilisation can be made to increase the yield of trees by anything from 5 to 20 per cent.
The need of adequate supplies of water at all ti...mes cannot be too strongly emphasised, says Coconuts : The Consols of the East. ' Water must be constantly at the disposal of the palms, to convey in solution the plants' mineral and nitro- genous raw food from the root to the crown. The quantity of mineral food which the tree takes up is roughly proportional to the amount of water which it absorbs. Increasing the plants' trans- piration has, then, the same effect on them as apply- ing a fertiliser to the ground ; without the water the fertiliser will do little or no good.
What to read after All About Coconuts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roland Belfort to read onlineMoreLess
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