Citrus Fruits And Their Culture
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This is indicated by the dropping of the style from the ovary. If at this time the ovary is deep green in color we may feel reasonably certain that the fruit will stay and that seeds have commenced to grow. At this time, about ten days or two weeks after pollinating, the paper bags should be removed and replaced by sncks about Figr. 39. Triumph pomelo fruit, the result of cross-pollination, enclosed in a mosquito- net, sack for protection.
154 CITRUS FRUITS AND THEIR CULTURE.
6x8 inches, made o...f mosquito-netting. For pomelos or other large citrus fruits, the sacks should be 8x10 inches, or larger, if a number of fruits are included under one sack. These mosquito-netting sacks admit the air freely, prevent many insect attacks on the young fruit and fre- quently save the fruit by holding it if it should drop after it is matured and before picking.
When the fruit is ripe it should be carefully gathered and the seed saved. If injury to the young plants from cold can be prevented, the seeds may be sown immediately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is indicated by the dropping of the style from the ovary. If at this time the ovary is deep green in color we may feel reasonably certain that the fruit will stay and that seeds have commenced to grow. At this time, about ten days or two weeks after pollinating, the paper bags should be removed and replaced by sncks about Figr. 39. Triumph pomelo fruit, the result of cross-pollination, enclosed in a mosquito- net, sack for protection.
154 CITRUS FRUITS AND THEIR CULTURE.
6x8 inches, made o...f mosquito-netting. For pomelos or other large citrus fruits, the sacks should be 8x10 inches, or larger, if a number of fruits are included under one sack. These mosquito-netting sacks admit the air freely, prevent many insect attacks on the young fruit and fre- quently save the fruit by holding it if it should drop after it is matured and before picking.
When the fruit is ripe it should be carefully gathered and the seed saved. If injury to the young plants from cold can be prevented, the seeds may be sown immediately.
What to read after Citrus Fruits And Their Culture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume Hardrada Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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