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I am also in- clined to believe the remedy is to some extent a preventive for rot." Both of these reports indicate the important character of this remedy and the ease of its application. As shown by Mr. Goodhue, the length of time the seed tubers are bept in the solution does not noticeably affect their growth, especially if they have not sprouted too much, and a longer immersion kills the germs of the scab disease more completely. It is probable that the repeated use of the same solution could... not, as a rule, be safely carried so far as practiced by Mr. Rice, but a half dozen times might still give good results, if the tubers were free from dirt and the periods of immersion were sufficiently prolonged. The report of Mr. Goodhue is especially to be commended for the careful way in which the treated and un- treated material were subjected to uniform conditions. It will be a most important point gained when cultivators generally learn to try new remedies and methods of all kinds with a control for compari- son, as in this case.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am also in- clined to believe the remedy is to some extent a preventive for rot." Both of these reports indicate the important character of this remedy and the ease of its application. As shown by Mr. Goodhue, the length of time the seed tubers are bept in the solution does not noticeably affect their growth, especially if they have not sprouted too much, and a longer immersion kills the germs of the scab disease more completely. It is probable that the repeated use of the same solution could... not, as a rule, be safely carried so far as practiced by Mr. Rice, but a half dozen times might still give good results, if the tubers were free from dirt and the periods of immersion were sufficiently prolonged. The report of Mr. Goodhue is especially to be commended for the careful way in which the treated and un- treated material were subjected to uniform conditions. It will be a most important point gained when cultivators generally learn to try new remedies and methods of all kinds with a control for compari- son, as in this case.
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