Pecan Culture With Special Reference to Propagation And Varieties
Pecan Culture With Special Reference to Propagation And Varieties
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There are a number of standard sorts which have now been under test in a sufficient number of localities and whose performance has been such as to justify their recommendation for further planting in those localities and in others having apparently similar climatic and soil conditions.
Of the varieties which, because of their past performance, are not considered as being worthy of commercial planting in any section, the following are a few: Appomattox, Atlanta, Beveridge, Centen- nial, Hadley, ...Hall, Hodge, Jacocks, Jewett, Krak-Ezy, Magnum, Olustee, Rome (syns. Columbian, Twentieth Century, Pride of the Coast, etc. ), and Senator.
Varieties now considered best for planting in the plains sections of southeastern Virginia and eastern North Carolina are the Stuart, Mantura, Van Deman, Moneymaker, Schley, Pabst, and James.
1 It is highly improbable that any variety will ever be discovered which will be alto- gether immune under all conditions to fungous diseases or insect pests, but some varieties are known to be less subject to certain diseases than others, and considerable evidence at hand indicates that some are less affected by certain insect pests than others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are a number of standard sorts which have now been under test in a sufficient number of localities and whose performance has been such as to justify their recommendation for further planting in those localities and in others having apparently similar climatic and soil conditions.
Of the varieties which, because of their past performance, are not considered as being worthy of commercial planting in any section, the following are a few: Appomattox, Atlanta, Beveridge, Centen- nial, Hadley, ...Hall, Hodge, Jacocks, Jewett, Krak-Ezy, Magnum, Olustee, Rome (syns. Columbian, Twentieth Century, Pride of the Coast, etc. ), and Senator.
Varieties now considered best for planting in the plains sections of southeastern Virginia and eastern North Carolina are the Stuart, Mantura, Van Deman, Moneymaker, Schley, Pabst, and James.
1 It is highly improbable that any variety will ever be discovered which will be alto- gether immune under all conditions to fungous diseases or insect pests, but some varieties are known to be less subject to certain diseases than others, and considerable evidence at hand indicates that some are less affected by certain insect pests than others.
What to read after Pecan Culture With Special Reference to Propagation And Varieties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Clarence Arthur Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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