The Whole Art of Rubber Growing
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Moreover, the tree had now apparently become quite useless as a rubber-producer, since none of the existing tools were of any avail in extracting the latex to an appreciable amount. One experimenter, however, tried repeated " prickings " of hundreds of young trees daily for over 200 days, and was re- warded with an average yield that clearly demon- strated the futility of the older methods, and at the same time pointed the way to a system which would enable the trees, many of which were now six... years old and therefore at their prime, to live up to the character they had earned in other parts of the world. Subsequently various instruments were devised for tapping without removal of the bark, but they never came into general use. Discarding the knife alto- gether, many planters were content to remove the outer bark in vertical strips of not more than 2 inches 62 THE WHOLE ART OF RUBBER-GROWING wide and not less than 4 inches apart. The exposed bark, being green and tender, was then blistered by the sun and the latex allowed to exude from the wound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, the tree had now apparently become quite useless as a rubber-producer, since none of the existing tools were of any avail in extracting the latex to an appreciable amount. One experimenter, however, tried repeated " prickings " of hundreds of young trees daily for over 200 days, and was re- warded with an average yield that clearly demon- strated the futility of the older methods, and at the same time pointed the way to a system which would enable the trees, many of which were now six... years old and therefore at their prime, to live up to the character they had earned in other parts of the world. Subsequently various instruments were devised for tapping without removal of the bark, but they never came into general use. Discarding the knife alto- gether, many planters were content to remove the outer bark in vertical strips of not more than 2 inches 62 THE WHOLE ART OF RUBBER-GROWING wide and not less than 4 inches apart. The exposed bark, being green and tender, was then blistered by the sun and the latex allowed to exude from the wound.
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