Bulletin volume V96 115 1904 07
Bulletin volume V96 115 1904 07
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Troop^ obtained slightly better yields on plants not trans- planted than from those transplanted. The general consensus of opinion is in favor of transplanting once or twice. In greenhouse culture transplanting is often an advisable practice simply because of saving in space and coal.
* N. Y. (Cornell Univ. ) . Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. No. 32.
1. Tenn. Agr. Kxp. Sta. , 5th Rpt. , 1S92.
2. So. Car. Agr. Exp. Sta. , Bui. No. 16, 1894.
3. Ind. Agr. Exp. Sta. , 13th Rpt. , igoi.
POLLINATION.
Greenhouse ...space is altogether too valuable to be utilized in grow- ing plants which do not produce a maximum yield. W. W. Munson*, who has given pollination of tomatoes considerable attention, main- tains that it is essential to have an abundance of pollen applied to the stigma to obtain normal, symmetrical fruit with an abundance of seed. In growing crops of tomatoes under glass during the winter, it is necessary to resort to some artificial means of pollination. Several methods have been adopted and the most common one con- sists of using a stick or ladle, one foot or more long, having a fiat or spoon like surface at one end to hold the pollen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Troop^ obtained slightly better yields on plants not trans- planted than from those transplanted. The general consensus of opinion is in favor of transplanting once or twice. In greenhouse culture transplanting is often an advisable practice simply because of saving in space and coal.
* N. Y. (Cornell Univ. ) . Agr. Exp. Sta. Bui. No. 32.
1. Tenn. Agr. Kxp. Sta. , 5th Rpt. , 1S92.
2. So. Car. Agr. Exp. Sta. , Bui. No. 16, 1894.
3. Ind. Agr. Exp. Sta. , 13th Rpt. , igoi.
POLLINATION.
Greenhouse ...space is altogether too valuable to be utilized in grow- ing plants which do not produce a maximum yield. W. W. Munson*, who has given pollination of tomatoes considerable attention, main- tains that it is essential to have an abundance of pollen applied to the stigma to obtain normal, symmetrical fruit with an abundance of seed. In growing crops of tomatoes under glass during the winter, it is necessary to resort to some artificial means of pollination. Several methods have been adopted and the most common one con- sists of using a stick or ladle, one foot or more long, having a fiat or spoon like surface at one end to hold the pollen.
What to read after Bulletin volume V96 115 1904 07?
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