Parliamentary Papers 62
Parliamentary Papers 62
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Height, 120 feet, with diameter in breast height of 4 to 5 feet.
The seed is edible, and yields a great quantity of a valuable oil. From this pine is obtained a very good turpentine. This tree is best cul- tivated in mixture with other quick-growing conifers, and may be sown in sheltered positions, but always planted if occupying in any exposed places.
5. Piims Cembroides. Zuccarini. — Swamp fir. A tree only men- tioned here because it will grow so willingly on swampy and boggy peatmoors on the... mountains. The wood is of no great value, the tree only attaining a height of 30 to 40 feet. Seed edible. The pitch and turpentine obtained from this tree are the only direct advantages to be derived from the cultivation ; still, I thinks it should be tried in some of the worst bogs where few other trees will grow, and thus prepare the land for better utilization.
6. Pinui Exceba. Wallich. — The Bootam fir of North India» where it forms large forests on the highest mountains in the Him- malaya.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Height, 120 feet, with diameter in breast height of 4 to 5 feet.
The seed is edible, and yields a great quantity of a valuable oil. From this pine is obtained a very good turpentine. This tree is best cul- tivated in mixture with other quick-growing conifers, and may be sown in sheltered positions, but always planted if occupying in any exposed places.
5. Piims Cembroides. Zuccarini. — Swamp fir. A tree only men- tioned here because it will grow so willingly on swampy and boggy peatmoors on the... mountains. The wood is of no great value, the tree only attaining a height of 30 to 40 feet. Seed edible. The pitch and turpentine obtained from this tree are the only direct advantages to be derived from the cultivation ; still, I thinks it should be tried in some of the worst bogs where few other trees will grow, and thus prepare the land for better utilization.
6. Pinui Exceba. Wallich. — The Bootam fir of North India» where it forms large forests on the highest mountains in the Him- malaya.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers 62?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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