The Culture of Flue-Cured Tobacco
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Eecent tests by Mr. H. A. Allard, of the Office of Tobacco and Plant-Nutrition Investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry, go to show that the dis- ease is a specific infection and in the absence of such infection can not arise from impaired nutrition. It has been discovered that cer- tain aphids or plant lice are largely responsible for the dissemina- tion of the disease. Other names, such as frenching, Walloon, etc., are applied to a group of diseases resembling true mosaic more or less. Such d...iseases as the so-called "sore-shin" and "rotten-stalk" are sporadic and occasional in their apiwarance, and are thought to be due primarily to some mechanical injuiv whicli may admit disease germs that attack the tissues locally.
The occurrence of so-called " dead spots " here and tliere over a field, particularly in the Old Belt section, in which the plants, with- out apparent cause, fail to make any growth, is a phenomenon fre- (juently observed, especially in a dry .summer following a very wet spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eecent tests by Mr. H. A. Allard, of the Office of Tobacco and Plant-Nutrition Investigations, Bureau of Plant Industry, go to show that the dis- ease is a specific infection and in the absence of such infection can not arise from impaired nutrition. It has been discovered that cer- tain aphids or plant lice are largely responsible for the dissemina- tion of the disease. Other names, such as frenching, Walloon, etc., are applied to a group of diseases resembling true mosaic more or less. Such d...iseases as the so-called "sore-shin" and "rotten-stalk" are sporadic and occasional in their apiwarance, and are thought to be due primarily to some mechanical injuiv whicli may admit disease germs that attack the tissues locally.
The occurrence of so-called " dead spots " here and tliere over a field, particularly in the Old Belt section, in which the plants, with- out apparent cause, fail to make any growth, is a phenomenon fre- (juently observed, especially in a dry .summer following a very wet spring.
What to read after The Culture of Flue-Cured Tobacco?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mathewson, E. H. (Ernest H.) to read onlineMoreLess
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