Darwinism to Day Microform a Discussion of Present Day Scientific Criticism
Darwinism to Day Microform a Discussion of Present Day Scientific Criticism
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Hundreds of thousands of seedlings have been grown and carefully worked over in the twenty years of experimenting with plums, and single trees have been made to carry as many as 600 varying seedling grafts. The Bartlett plum, cross of the bitter Chinese Simoni and the Delaware, itself a Simoni hybrid, has the exact fragrance and flavour of the Bartlett pear. The Climax, a successful shipping plum, is also a cross of the Simoni and the Japanese triflora. This Chinese Simoni produces almost no po...llen, but few grains of it ever having been obtained. But these few grains have enabled Burbank to revolutionise the whole plum shipping industry. The sugar prune, which promises to supplant the French prune in California, is a selected product of a second or third generation variety of the Petite d'Agen, a somewhat variable French plum.
"Next in extent probably to Burbank's work with plums and prunes is his long and successful experimentation with berries. This has extended through twenty-five years of constant attention, has involved the use, in hybridisations, of forty different species of Rubus, and has resulted in the origination of a score of new com- mercial varieties, mostly obtained through various hybridisations of dewberries, blackberries, and raspberries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hundreds of thousands of seedlings have been grown and carefully worked over in the twenty years of experimenting with plums, and single trees have been made to carry as many as 600 varying seedling grafts. The Bartlett plum, cross of the bitter Chinese Simoni and the Delaware, itself a Simoni hybrid, has the exact fragrance and flavour of the Bartlett pear. The Climax, a successful shipping plum, is also a cross of the Simoni and the Japanese triflora. This Chinese Simoni produces almost no po...llen, but few grains of it ever having been obtained. But these few grains have enabled Burbank to revolutionise the whole plum shipping industry. The sugar prune, which promises to supplant the French prune in California, is a selected product of a second or third generation variety of the Petite d'Agen, a somewhat variable French plum.
"Next in extent probably to Burbank's work with plums and prunes is his long and successful experimentation with berries. This has extended through twenty-five years of constant attention, has involved the use, in hybridisations, of forty different species of Rubus, and has resulted in the origination of a score of new com- mercial varieties, mostly obtained through various hybridisations of dewberries, blackberries, and raspberries.
What to read after Darwinism to Day Microform a Discussion of Present Day Scientific Criticism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vernon L Vernon Lyman Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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