Soils And Plant Life As Related to Agriculture
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5. Tell how to treat seed oats for smut.
6. Name five conditions which favor the entrance and growth of spores.
7. TeU briefly how to secure flowers from bulbs from Thanks- giving imtil Easter.
8. Tell briefly how to propagate apple trees, using the whip graft.
9. Tell the story of a peach tree from the time the seed is planted until the tree is set in the orchard.
CHAPTER XV WHY MAN CULTIVATES PLANTS Therk are about two hundred thousand known species of plants in the world. When we compare thi...s vast num- ber with the few that man has chosen to cultivate, we are led to ask : Why are these few useful to him, and what part or parts of them are deemed so desirable that he is willing to labor dihgently and patiently often for months or even for years in order to secure them ?
106. Classes of Plants according to the Parts for which they are cultivated. — We may classify plants roughly according to the portions from which the useful parts come. Most of those that are cultivated by man may be grouped under five heads as shown in the outUne below : I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. Tell how to treat seed oats for smut.
6. Name five conditions which favor the entrance and growth of spores.
7. TeU briefly how to secure flowers from bulbs from Thanks- giving imtil Easter.
8. Tell briefly how to propagate apple trees, using the whip graft.
9. Tell the story of a peach tree from the time the seed is planted until the tree is set in the orchard.
CHAPTER XV WHY MAN CULTIVATES PLANTS Therk are about two hundred thousand known species of plants in the world. When we compare thi...s vast num- ber with the few that man has chosen to cultivate, we are led to ask : Why are these few useful to him, and what part or parts of them are deemed so desirable that he is willing to labor dihgently and patiently often for months or even for years in order to secure them ?
106. Classes of Plants according to the Parts for which they are cultivated. — We may classify plants roughly according to the portions from which the useful parts come. Most of those that are cultivated by man may be grouped under five heads as shown in the outUne below : I.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cunningham, Jules Cool, 1879-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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