Treatment of Plant Diseases
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They are especially prevalent in New Jersey, Delaware, and adjoining States, frequently causing the loss of entire crops of fruit and thousands of seedlings. The seedlings are especially subject to leaf-blight, but are hardly ever, so far as we know, seriously injured by scab. As the two diseases, however, are usually associated on large trees, and as we have used the Bordeaux mixture successfully on the seedlings, we would suggest that it be adopted for all and ap' plied as follows: Seedlings.... — Make flve applications, the first when the leaves are one- quarter grown, others at intervals of ten days until the trees are budded.
Large trees. — Spray five times ; first when the fruit is the size of peas, and thereafter at intervals of twelve or fifteen days.
For applying the mixture to trees less than 12 feet high, and especi- ally to seedlings in the nursery, the knapsack pumps provided with the improved Vermorel lance and nozzle will answer.
* Sphaceloma ampeUnnm, DBy. ^Fusicladium dendriticum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are especially prevalent in New Jersey, Delaware, and adjoining States, frequently causing the loss of entire crops of fruit and thousands of seedlings. The seedlings are especially subject to leaf-blight, but are hardly ever, so far as we know, seriously injured by scab. As the two diseases, however, are usually associated on large trees, and as we have used the Bordeaux mixture successfully on the seedlings, we would suggest that it be adopted for all and ap' plied as follows: Seedlings.... — Make flve applications, the first when the leaves are one- quarter grown, others at intervals of ten days until the trees are budded.
Large trees. — Spray five times ; first when the fruit is the size of peas, and thereafter at intervals of twelve or fifteen days.
For applying the mixture to trees less than 12 feet high, and especi- ally to seedlings in the nursery, the knapsack pumps provided with the improved Vermorel lance and nozzle will answer.
* Sphaceloma ampeUnnm, DBy. ^Fusicladium dendriticum.
What to read after Treatment of Plant Diseases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of Agriculture. Section of Vegetable Pathology to read onlineMoreLess
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