Sugar Beet Culture
Sugar Beet Culture
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13 14 If the deficiency of potash is very marked, the leaves be- come narrow and. The plants are especially susceptible to the bacterial disease which manifests itself by curiously crumpled, small leaves and by dark rings in the root. This disease is quite common in American beet fields. But since most of the diseased beets have lost their tops before har- vest, it is frequently overlooked. A diseased beet, which still retains its top, seldom contains over 10 per cent of sugar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
71 10. 44 7. 50 5. 00 9. 21 5. 44 2. 51 14920 15 80 80 21, 400 17, 320 14, 200 6, 480 2, 400 15. 15. 3 16. 2 17. 82 7. 47 7. 50 5. 00 10. 32 2. 47 4. 14 80 80 17, 040 15, 840 2, 840 1, 640 17. 5 16. 3 12. 04 5. 08 7. 50 5. 00 4. 54 . 08 2. 78 14, 400 15 1 72 72 18, 000 16, 344 3, 600 1, 656 15. 4 15.
10. 85 5. 13 6. 75 4 '50 4. 10 63 2. 54 13, 960 15. 8 80 80 20, 200 17, 480 6, 240 3, 520 16.
14 8 18. 60 7 18 7. 50 5 00 11. 10 2 18 4. 57 18, 524 15. 1 80 80 20, 632 19, 796 2, 108 1, 272 17. 4 1...7. 1 13. 77 10. 15 7. 50 5. 00 6. 27 5. 15 1. 45 *Loss.
13 14 If the deficiency of potash is very marked, the leaves be- come narrow and. The plants are especially susceptible to the bacterial disease which manifests itself by curiously crumpled, small leaves and by dark rings in the root. This disease is quite common in American beet fields. But since most of the diseased beets have lost their tops before har- vest, it is frequently overlooked. A diseased beet, which still retains its top, seldom contains over 10 per cent of sugar.
What to read after Sugar Beet Culture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Augustus Huston to read onlineMoreLess
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