Science And Practice in Farm Cultivation
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But here, as in other cases, the evil will be pre- vented by sowing pure seed, whether of fiax or of clover ; and as the dodder is a small, brown, roundish little seed, so different from that of either crop, there is no difficulty in recognizing it where present.
Obobanche — Broomrape.
The Broomrape is now becoming a very pernicious clover weed, especially in lighter soils. "We have seen it on clover near Stonehenge so thick as to have positively spoiled the crop ; and we should expect from its... bitter, disagreeable flavour, that if cattle did not universally refuse to eat it, it might prove mischievous to them.
The species which attacks clover is the Orohanche 160 HOW TO GKOW GOOD CLOVEIl.
minor — Lesser Broomrape, — which is at once dis- tiaguishecl in a clover field by its upright brownish spike of dead, dry-looking, lipped flowers ; the stem without true leaves, but clothed with small brown leaf- like processes [bracts of the botanist), which, with the stem, are clothed with hairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But here, as in other cases, the evil will be pre- vented by sowing pure seed, whether of fiax or of clover ; and as the dodder is a small, brown, roundish little seed, so different from that of either crop, there is no difficulty in recognizing it where present.
Obobanche — Broomrape.
The Broomrape is now becoming a very pernicious clover weed, especially in lighter soils. "We have seen it on clover near Stonehenge so thick as to have positively spoiled the crop ; and we should expect from its... bitter, disagreeable flavour, that if cattle did not universally refuse to eat it, it might prove mischievous to them.
The species which attacks clover is the Orohanche 160 HOW TO GKOW GOOD CLOVEIl.
minor — Lesser Broomrape, — which is at once dis- tiaguishecl in a clover field by its upright brownish spike of dead, dry-looking, lipped flowers ; the stem without true leaves, but clothed with small brown leaf- like processes [bracts of the botanist), which, with the stem, are clothed with hairs.
What to read after Science And Practice in Farm Cultivation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Buckman to read onlineMoreLess
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