Coconut Culture
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), sword bean (Cannvalia spp. ), and any similar native species; cowpeas, peanuts, mani-manihan (Alysicarpus spp. ), cacahuate (Glincidia maculata), and ipil {Luccena glauca).
The cacahuate, or madre de cacao, is a shrub or small tree especially recommended as it may readily be grown from cuttings stuck in the ground and it can be cut back whenever its height exceeds 1. 5 or 3 meters; the removed branches help to increase the humus layer on the ground; its habit of shedding the leaves for a few... weeks in the dry season is a disadvantage. The ipil, or datels, is never deciduous but may be raised only from seeds. Both these trees grow veiy rapidly and 11 if properly managed will not only shade the ground around the young coconuts, but will ventilate and enrich the soil, prevent fires, and, when necessaiy, furnish a moderate supply of salable firewood.
The cleaned area around the base of the tree for the first four or five years should be at least equal in diameter to the length of the longest leaf; if the soil is heavy and inclined to "pack" in the rainy season or to crack in dry weather, it should be loosened up around the trees by the vertical forking method or by a strong steel-toothed rake; spading or ordinary forking would break too many roots of the plant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
), sword bean (Cannvalia spp. ), and any similar native species; cowpeas, peanuts, mani-manihan (Alysicarpus spp. ), cacahuate (Glincidia maculata), and ipil {Luccena glauca).
The cacahuate, or madre de cacao, is a shrub or small tree especially recommended as it may readily be grown from cuttings stuck in the ground and it can be cut back whenever its height exceeds 1. 5 or 3 meters; the removed branches help to increase the humus layer on the ground; its habit of shedding the leaves for a few... weeks in the dry season is a disadvantage. The ipil, or datels, is never deciduous but may be raised only from seeds. Both these trees grow veiy rapidly and 11 if properly managed will not only shade the ground around the young coconuts, but will ventilate and enrich the soil, prevent fires, and, when necessaiy, furnish a moderate supply of salable firewood.
The cleaned area around the base of the tree for the first four or five years should be at least equal in diameter to the length of the longest leaf; if the soil is heavy and inclined to "pack" in the rainy season or to crack in dry weather, it should be loosened up around the trees by the vertical forking method or by a strong steel-toothed rake; spading or ordinary forking would break too many roots of the plant.
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