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Its effectiveness is as a forage plant, to be cut and thrown to cattle as green fodder.
For this purpose it is extraordinarily abundant as to quantity, and at the same time most excellent as to quality, having" a high -nutritive value, exceeding in this respect most or all of the grasses.
Incidentally, in this connection, the edible fruit of the Opuntia ficus-indica or "Barbary fig," which has been long cultivated in southern Europe and northern Africa, has been greatly improved under selection.... This plant was originally a native of tropical America, but has been long grown in the gardens of Spain, Italy, Morocco, and Algiers, and the yellow and red'"'figue de barbare" may often be found in the Paris markets.
Burbank has now (1908), when this interpolated page is written, upward of 500 kinds of edible cactus, with fruit yellow, crimson, and green, some with the flavor of Rocky Ford cantaloupe, others with the characteristic quality of peach, plum, and pomegranate. These fruits are extremely grateful to the palate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its effectiveness is as a forage plant, to be cut and thrown to cattle as green fodder.
For this purpose it is extraordinarily abundant as to quantity, and at the same time most excellent as to quality, having" a high -nutritive value, exceeding in this respect most or all of the grasses.
Incidentally, in this connection, the edible fruit of the Opuntia ficus-indica or "Barbary fig," which has been long cultivated in southern Europe and northern Africa, has been greatly improved under selection.... This plant was originally a native of tropical America, but has been long grown in the gardens of Spain, Italy, Morocco, and Algiers, and the yellow and red'"'figue de barbare" may often be found in the Paris markets.
Burbank has now (1908), when this interpolated page is written, upward of 500 kinds of edible cactus, with fruit yellow, crimson, and green, some with the flavor of Rocky Ford cantaloupe, others with the characteristic quality of peach, plum, and pomegranate. These fruits are extremely grateful to the palate.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Congress. Senate. Committee On Public Lands to read onlineMoreLess
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