Pamphlets On Silviculture volume 2
Pamphlets On Silviculture volume 2
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The amount of moisture present in the seeds at this time, as indicated by drying at 100 C. , was as follows: Cabbage, 5. 90 per cent; lettuce, 5 per cent; onion, 6. 41 per cent; tomato, 4. 71 per cent, and peas, 8. 44 per cent.
The preparations were made as follows: (a) Air-dried seeds were placed in bottles of 125 cc. Capacity. The bottles were closed with cotton plugs in order to protect the seeds from dust while permitting a free circulation of air. This set served largely as a check.
(b) Ai...r-dried seeds were carefully weighed and then put into 125 cc. Bottles, closed with firm corks, and sealed with paraffin.
(c j, d, e, and f) These samples were also carefully weighed and sealed in bottles as, but in the different series of bottles there was first introduced 0. 5, 1, 2, and 3 cc. Of water which had been previously absorbed by small strips of filter paper.
(g) The seeds constituting this series were first dried for 30 days at a temperature of from 30 to 32 C. And then put up in bottles which were sealed with paraffin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The amount of moisture present in the seeds at this time, as indicated by drying at 100 C. , was as follows: Cabbage, 5. 90 per cent; lettuce, 5 per cent; onion, 6. 41 per cent; tomato, 4. 71 per cent, and peas, 8. 44 per cent.
The preparations were made as follows: (a) Air-dried seeds were placed in bottles of 125 cc. Capacity. The bottles were closed with cotton plugs in order to protect the seeds from dust while permitting a free circulation of air. This set served largely as a check.
(b) Ai...r-dried seeds were carefully weighed and then put into 125 cc. Bottles, closed with firm corks, and sealed with paraffin.
(c j, d, e, and f) These samples were also carefully weighed and sealed in bottles as, but in the different series of bottles there was first introduced 0. 5, 1, 2, and 3 cc. Of water which had been previously absorbed by small strips of filter paper.
(g) The seeds constituting this series were first dried for 30 days at a temperature of from 30 to 32 C. And then put up in bottles which were sealed with paraffin.
What to read after Pamphlets On Silviculture volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F George Frederick Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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