Maize: An Attempt At Classification
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Fl.lNl'. SWEET.
Fii:. 10.
FLINT. FLINT. I'OP. .SWliKl Fif;. 12.
THE FLINT SUB-RACES.
P'lint ears show likewise three sub-races, but are not as easily described as are the pops, though they may be readily recognized in certain localities ; one northern, another intermediate, the third southern in its character. These types are frequently intermingled in a crop, but the tendency for each to produce its own type is well marked, and collections of most divergent ears at first sight can usually be r...efeired to their proper position. As these sub-races were not recognized at the time of the planting of our seed, we offer in Figure 13 the variations in the type of kernel noted in the ears of the flint race by which it will be seen that rarely a dent type kernel is to be found. In the sweets crossed upon flints, however, the sweet ears contained the soft and doubtful dent type of kernel figured.
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Canada Corn — The ear cylindrical, shortish, usually 8-rovved; the kernel rounded, stalk small, 'I^ype — Canada \'ellow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fl.lNl'. SWEET.
Fii:. 10.
FLINT. FLINT. I'OP. .SWliKl Fif;. 12.
THE FLINT SUB-RACES.
P'lint ears show likewise three sub-races, but are not as easily described as are the pops, though they may be readily recognized in certain localities ; one northern, another intermediate, the third southern in its character. These types are frequently intermingled in a crop, but the tendency for each to produce its own type is well marked, and collections of most divergent ears at first sight can usually be r...efeired to their proper position. As these sub-races were not recognized at the time of the planting of our seed, we offer in Figure 13 the variations in the type of kernel noted in the ears of the flint race by which it will be seen that rarely a dent type kernel is to be found. In the sweets crossed upon flints, however, the sweet ears contained the soft and doubtful dent type of kernel figured.
/Vs,''. /?. SWEKT CROSSED ON FL(NT.
Canada Corn — The ear cylindrical, shortish, usually 8-rovved; the kernel rounded, stalk small, 'I^ype — Canada \'ellow.
What to read after Maize: An Attempt At Classification?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sturtevant, Edward Lewis, 1842-1898. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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