The Killing of Plant Tissue By Low Temperature
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Through the courtesy of Mr. E. S. Welch of Shenan- doah, Iowa, this station was able to study various stocks. In the case of apple trees worked on French crabs, a considerable number of trees were furnished that had rooted from the scions, as well as from the stock, thus permitting a comparison between these scion roots and the roots from the stock. The trees were received Decem- ber 20, 1912 and were heeled-in in the shade. The roots were thus at a temperature near the freezing point from the ...time they were re- ceived until they were frozen. The following table gives the results: 104 Table 35. Showing Relative Hardiness of Stock and Scion Roots.
Material and Results Feb. 18/13 Feb. 18/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 -11 -11 -15 -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -15 -IS -IS -15 -15 -15 Two-year old Ben Davis apple trees.
Scion root diameter fi, in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Through the courtesy of Mr. E. S. Welch of Shenan- doah, Iowa, this station was able to study various stocks. In the case of apple trees worked on French crabs, a considerable number of trees were furnished that had rooted from the scions, as well as from the stock, thus permitting a comparison between these scion roots and the roots from the stock. The trees were received Decem- ber 20, 1912 and were heeled-in in the shade. The roots were thus at a temperature near the freezing point from the ...time they were re- ceived until they were frozen. The following table gives the results: 104 Table 35. Showing Relative Hardiness of Stock and Scion Roots.
Material and Results Feb. 18/13 Feb. 18/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Feb. 20/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 Mar. 3/13 -11 -11 -15 -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -IS -15 -IS -IS -15 -15 -15 Two-year old Ben Davis apple trees.
Scion root diameter fi, in.
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