The Apples of New York volume 2
The Apples of New York volume 2
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Basin often oblique, deep, moderately narrow to rather wide with broad, deep furrows.
Skin thick, tough, rather dull green or somewhat yellowish, striped, splashed and somewhat blushed with red.
Calyx tube wide, elongated cone-shape. Stamens median to basal.
Core rather large, axile ; cells closed ; core lines meeting or slightly clasp- ing. Carpels ovate, slightly emarginate, somewhat tufted. Seeds short, often nearly round, plump, obtuse.
Flesh somewhat tinged with yellow, rather fine, tender..., juicy, subacid be- coming very mild subacid, good.
Season late September or October to November or December.
MABffi.
A red sweet apple of very good general appearance. It belongs in the same group as Victoria Sweet. Season late fall and early winter. A desirable variety of its class.
Historical. This is a local variety which has been grown to a limited extent in southern Rockland county. The following account of its origin is given by M. L. Bell, Sparkill, N. Y. I 1 " Mabie has been grown in South- ern Rockland county, N.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Basin often oblique, deep, moderately narrow to rather wide with broad, deep furrows.
Skin thick, tough, rather dull green or somewhat yellowish, striped, splashed and somewhat blushed with red.
Calyx tube wide, elongated cone-shape. Stamens median to basal.
Core rather large, axile ; cells closed ; core lines meeting or slightly clasp- ing. Carpels ovate, slightly emarginate, somewhat tufted. Seeds short, often nearly round, plump, obtuse.
Flesh somewhat tinged with yellow, rather fine, tender..., juicy, subacid be- coming very mild subacid, good.
Season late September or October to November or December.
MABffi.
A red sweet apple of very good general appearance. It belongs in the same group as Victoria Sweet. Season late fall and early winter. A desirable variety of its class.
Historical. This is a local variety which has been grown to a limited extent in southern Rockland county. The following account of its origin is given by M. L. Bell, Sparkill, N. Y. I 1 " Mabie has been grown in South- ern Rockland county, N.
What to read after The Apples of New York volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S a Spencer Ambrose Beach to read onlineMoreLess
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