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"Without doubt this snow-pear race of north central Asia has had much to do with .the development of the Eussian pears, extensively grown on the bluffs of the Volga in Eusgia, by crossing with the indigenous species. Several of the Eussian pears now growing in the Western States have the close-textured, shining, sharply serrated leaves of the Oriental snow-pears and also their white flesh. But not one of them yet tested is as good in quality for dessert use as the snow-pears of Mongolia. The la...rgest tree of any kind seen by the writer on the Volga, from the 57th parallel south to the Caspian Sea, was a pear-tree of this Oriental type on the bluffs of the Volga on the 56th parallel of north latitude.
What is known to botanists as snow-pear {Pijrns nii'idis), ITO HORTICULTURAL MAKTAL.
as grown in Europe for perry making, is a small tree with small, roundish fruit, becoming sweet when over-ripe.
But the Peli or snow-pear we have growing from Mongolia, makes a large tree, and the smallest fruit we have seen is pyriform and as large as Flemish beauty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Without doubt this snow-pear race of north central Asia has had much to do with .the development of the Eussian pears, extensively grown on the bluffs of the Volga in Eusgia, by crossing with the indigenous species. Several of the Eussian pears now growing in the Western States have the close-textured, shining, sharply serrated leaves of the Oriental snow-pears and also their white flesh. But not one of them yet tested is as good in quality for dessert use as the snow-pears of Mongolia. The la...rgest tree of any kind seen by the writer on the Volga, from the 57th parallel south to the Caspian Sea, was a pear-tree of this Oriental type on the bluffs of the Volga on the 56th parallel of north latitude.
What is known to botanists as snow-pear {Pijrns nii'idis), ITO HORTICULTURAL MAKTAL.
as grown in Europe for perry making, is a small tree with small, roundish fruit, becoming sweet when over-ripe.
But the Peli or snow-pear we have growing from Mongolia, makes a large tree, and the smallest fruit we have seen is pyriform and as large as Flemish beauty.
What to read after American Horticultural Manual ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Budd, Joseph L to read onlineMoreLess
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