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All possible of such pockets should be cut out and burned before the exudations begin to flow. If any are missed they can ea'iily be seen as soon as the exudations begin to flow out. If these can be got- ten rid of before the blossoms open there will be* little danger of blight, unless it is brought in from orchards where winter blight is not cut out. The growers of a neighborhood should be encouraged to cut out winter blight to avoid infection of their own trees and the trees of, their neighbo...rs.
Where tHe blight winters over in a small twig it is easy to cut it away and get rid of the source of infection. Where blight pockets winter over in the trunk of the tree or in large limbs the problem is more severe. It may be necessary in such cases to chisel out the blighted areas and paint the wounds with white lead and oil paint. Wherever such areas are chiseled out the grower should ex- amine them frequently to see if any exudations come out around their borders, where blight has been missed in chiseling out the diseased part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All possible of such pockets should be cut out and burned before the exudations begin to flow. If any are missed they can ea'iily be seen as soon as the exudations begin to flow out. If these can be got- ten rid of before the blossoms open there will be* little danger of blight, unless it is brought in from orchards where winter blight is not cut out. The growers of a neighborhood should be encouraged to cut out winter blight to avoid infection of their own trees and the trees of, their neighbo...rs.
Where tHe blight winters over in a small twig it is easy to cut it away and get rid of the source of infection. Where blight pockets winter over in the trunk of the tree or in large limbs the problem is more severe. It may be necessary in such cases to chisel out the blighted areas and paint the wounds with white lead and oil paint. Wherever such areas are chiseled out the grower should ex- amine them frequently to see if any exudations come out around their borders, where blight has been missed in chiseling out the diseased part.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitten, John Charles, 1866- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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