Both Sides of the Grape Question
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Mildew will also be seldom seen, if at all, in the above system of culture. It is de- stroyed by sulphur, and, as we have already ob- served, washing the interior woodwork with a solution of lime and sulphur is an excellent pre- ventive both against mildew, and the attacks of such insects as thrip and red spider. The causes that produce mildew have not been thoroughly defined. Extreme, or sudden changes of atmosphere, are the commonly received reasons. We have long considered that it originates... from dry air acting upon tender vegetable tissue ; our cultural practice is based upon this supposition, and, not to discuss the subject further, it maybe stated that when fully carried out, we never have any mildew in graperies.
5 • 50 PRUNING.
Pruning. — When a seed is placed in a germina- ting medium, it sends a shoot upwards in the air, and roots downwards in the earth. The seed con- tains within itself the nutriment necessary for this process ; but as soon as the young plant is thus formed, its mode of existence is changed, and it then depends upon the air and soil for its further developement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mildew will also be seldom seen, if at all, in the above system of culture. It is de- stroyed by sulphur, and, as we have already ob- served, washing the interior woodwork with a solution of lime and sulphur is an excellent pre- ventive both against mildew, and the attacks of such insects as thrip and red spider. The causes that produce mildew have not been thoroughly defined. Extreme, or sudden changes of atmosphere, are the commonly received reasons. We have long considered that it originates... from dry air acting upon tender vegetable tissue ; our cultural practice is based upon this supposition, and, not to discuss the subject further, it maybe stated that when fully carried out, we never have any mildew in graperies.
5 • 50 PRUNING.
Pruning. — When a seed is placed in a germina- ting medium, it sends a shoot upwards in the air, and roots downwards in the earth. The seed con- tains within itself the nutriment necessary for this process ; but as soon as the young plant is thus formed, its mode of existence is changed, and it then depends upon the air and soil for its further developement.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saunders, William, 1822-1900. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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