The Weeds of Ontario
The Weeds of Ontario
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Eumex acetosella (L).
A perennial with running rootstocks. The stem is slender and erect, with branches. The leaves are spear-shaped and quite characteristic. The flowers occur in recemes and are green in color. The foliage has a pronounced acid taste.
The seed is 1-16 in. Long, triangular, smooth, and shining when naked, but dull brown when invested by its covering. An average plant pro- duces about 10, 000 seeds.
Time of flowering, June- September.
Time of seeding, July-October.
Propagation b...y its running rootstocks, and as an impurity in clover seed, especially Alsike.
Eradication. Sorrel is usually an indication of a poor, sandy, or gravelly soil. It prefers acid soils, hence liming and manuring are effec- tive remedies, when the land is well tilled. The remedies given for the Dock (Fig. 5) are applicable to Sorrel, only it requires more frequent use of the broad- shared cultivator, which should be used so as to cut the roots just below the surface of the soil, without bringing up any of the creeping rootstocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eumex acetosella (L).
A perennial with running rootstocks. The stem is slender and erect, with branches. The leaves are spear-shaped and quite characteristic. The flowers occur in recemes and are green in color. The foliage has a pronounced acid taste.
The seed is 1-16 in. Long, triangular, smooth, and shining when naked, but dull brown when invested by its covering. An average plant pro- duces about 10, 000 seeds.
Time of flowering, June- September.
Time of seeding, July-October.
Propagation b...y its running rootstocks, and as an impurity in clover seed, especially Alsike.
Eradication. Sorrel is usually an indication of a poor, sandy, or gravelly soil. It prefers acid soils, hence liming and manuring are effec- tive remedies, when the land is well tilled. The remedies given for the Dock (Fig. 5) are applicable to Sorrel, only it requires more frequent use of the broad- shared cultivator, which should be used so as to cut the roots just below the surface of the soil, without bringing up any of the creeping rootstocks.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F C Francis Charles Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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