The Corn Crops
The Corn Crops
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Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAPTER XI ACCLIMATION AND YIELD A BOTANICAL suTvey of the United States shows large, well-defined regions, each with a characteristic native flora.
86. Considering the great length of time that native vegetation has had in which to adjust itself, these various Fig. 36. — Prairie vegetation in the ** short grass " region. The natural vegetation indicates a very great difference in natural climate.
regions must indicate different environmental conditions, or else we sho...uld have a homogenous native vegetation throughout the country. Those regions covered with a forest vegetation must differ in environment (soil or cli- mate) from a prairie region. There are various kinds of forest regions, as evergreen and deciduous ; while in the 117 Digitized by VjOOQIC 118 CORN CROPS prairies we have, along the Missouri River, a tall vegeta- tion of grass and other plants, waist-high to a man, in Fig. 37. — Prairie vegetation in humid region. Compare with Fig. 36.
There must be quite a marked difference in the types of corn adapted to these two regions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
218.
Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAPTER XI ACCLIMATION AND YIELD A BOTANICAL suTvey of the United States shows large, well-defined regions, each with a characteristic native flora.
86. Considering the great length of time that native vegetation has had in which to adjust itself, these various Fig. 36. — Prairie vegetation in the ** short grass " region. The natural vegetation indicates a very great difference in natural climate.
regions must indicate different environmental conditions, or else we sho...uld have a homogenous native vegetation throughout the country. Those regions covered with a forest vegetation must differ in environment (soil or cli- mate) from a prairie region. There are various kinds of forest regions, as evergreen and deciduous ; while in the 117 Digitized by VjOOQIC 118 CORN CROPS prairies we have, along the Missouri River, a tall vegeta- tion of grass and other plants, waist-high to a man, in Fig. 37. — Prairie vegetation in humid region. Compare with Fig. 36.
There must be quite a marked difference in the types of corn adapted to these two regions.
What to read after The Corn Crops?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montgomery, E. G. (Edward Gerrard), B. 1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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