Manual of Plant Diseases
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In the case given, the roots of the apple trees were long, abnormally thin and browned, the leaves were very light in color and dropped 4 days earlier. The foliage was sparse, the wood growth scanty. As soon as the roots or even only a greater part of them reached soil not covered by grass the phenomena of disease dis- appeared. These phenomena agree essentially with those produced on heavy, impervious soils, with a scarcity of oxygen, so that it seems in no way neces- sary to assume any poison...ous action. We find, in many cases, especially on light soils, that the turf does no injury, if care is taken to have nutritive sub- stances within reach of the roots. On close clay soils, the grass is kept green for a long time by the water rising by capillary action from the subsoil, thereby removing a great deal of moisture from the subsoil without return- ing it in quantities worth mentioning during the period of vegetation, since the grass uses the atmospheric precipitation itself.
Wilting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the case given, the roots of the apple trees were long, abnormally thin and browned, the leaves were very light in color and dropped 4 days earlier. The foliage was sparse, the wood growth scanty. As soon as the roots or even only a greater part of them reached soil not covered by grass the phenomena of disease dis- appeared. These phenomena agree essentially with those produced on heavy, impervious soils, with a scarcity of oxygen, so that it seems in no way neces- sary to assume any poison...ous action. We find, in many cases, especially on light soils, that the turf does no injury, if care is taken to have nutritive sub- stances within reach of the roots. On close clay soils, the grass is kept green for a long time by the water rising by capillary action from the subsoil, thereby removing a great deal of moisture from the subsoil without return- ing it in quantities worth mentioning during the period of vegetation, since the grass uses the atmospheric precipitation itself.
Wilting.
What to read after Manual of Plant Diseases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sorauer, Paul, 1839-1916. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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