Paris Green Spraying Experiments
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Few leaves slightly burned; small tree.
2. No injury.
3. No injury.
4. Few leaves burned.
5. Few leaves burned.
6. Few leaves burned.
After twenty da}^s another examination was made. The interven- ing wet weather was evidently of great benefit to the orchard, as the CONCLUSIONS, COLLEGE PARK, MD. 15 trees had begun a new growth and the leaves developed a darker color.
The slight injury to the apple trees of the month before was not noticeable, both those sprayed with and without lime being in g...ood condition.
The peaches were located on a dry knoll and accordingly had suf- fered most from the drought, but at this observation, after having dropped their affected leaves and put forth new ones, both series of the trees had so far recuperated as to show scarcely any effect from the Paris Green, the foliage being nearly as thick as upon unsprayed trees.
The plum trees, while showing more injury^ than the peaches, were decidedly improved.
The last examination was made on August 8, and as far as could be ascertained the trees of all varieties had completely recovered from the effects of the various sprays.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Few leaves slightly burned; small tree.
2. No injury.
3. No injury.
4. Few leaves burned.
5. Few leaves burned.
6. Few leaves burned.
After twenty da}^s another examination was made. The interven- ing wet weather was evidently of great benefit to the orchard, as the CONCLUSIONS, COLLEGE PARK, MD. 15 trees had begun a new growth and the leaves developed a darker color.
The slight injury to the apple trees of the month before was not noticeable, both those sprayed with and without lime being in g...ood condition.
The peaches were located on a dry knoll and accordingly had suf- fered most from the drought, but at this observation, after having dropped their affected leaves and put forth new ones, both series of the trees had so far recuperated as to show scarcely any effect from the Paris Green, the foliage being nearly as thick as upon unsprayed trees.
The plum trees, while showing more injury^ than the peaches, were decidedly improved.
The last examination was made on August 8, and as far as could be ascertained the trees of all varieties had completely recovered from the effects of the various sprays.
What to read after Paris Green Spraying Experiments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J K John Kerfoot Haywood to read onlineMoreLess
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