The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 534
... Blueberry Tamed With 10 Illustrations America's Surpassing Fisheries With 35 Illustrations Common American Wild Flowers With 17 Illustrations in Four Colors The Citizen Army of Holland With 9 Illustrations FREDERICK V. COVILLE HUGH M ...
... Blueberry Tamed With 10 Illustrations America's Surpassing Fisheries With 35 Illustrations Common American Wild Flowers With 17 Illustrations in Four Colors The Citizen Army of Holland With 9 Illustrations FREDERICK V. COVILLE HUGH M ...
Page 534
... at the Post - Office at Washington , D. C. , as Second - Class Mail Matter Copyright , 1916 , by National Geographic Society , Washington , D. C. All rights reserved E WASHINGTON THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE THE WILD BLUEBERRY TAMED.
... at the Post - Office at Washington , D. C. , as Second - Class Mail Matter Copyright , 1916 , by National Geographic Society , Washington , D. C. All rights reserved E WASHINGTON THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE THE WILD BLUEBERRY TAMED.
Page 535
... blueberry plantation , in the pine barrens of New Jersey , blueberries are now pro- duced of the size and color of Concord grapes . . " * This allusion aroused so much interest among the readers of the NA- TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE ...
... blueberry plantation , in the pine barrens of New Jersey , blueberries are now pro- duced of the size and color of Concord grapes . . " * This allusion aroused so much interest among the readers of the NA- TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE ...
Page 536
... blueberry culture . greenhouse blueberry of 1911 with that of 1916 , for the greenhouse and labo- ratory experiments have been the con- stant guide of the field plantation ( see pages 538 and 539 ) . While the largest individual berries ...
... blueberry culture . greenhouse blueberry of 1911 with that of 1916 , for the greenhouse and labo- ratory experiments have been the con- stant guide of the field plantation ( see pages 538 and 539 ) . While the largest individual berries ...
Page 537
... this influence of cold in stimulating the growth of the blueberry is of fundamental importance in the propagation of choice blueberries by cuttings . THE GREENHOUSE BLUEBERRY OF IOII This illustration was published in. 537.
... this influence of cold in stimulating the growth of the blueberry is of fundamental importance in the propagation of choice blueberries by cuttings . THE GREENHOUSE BLUEBERRY OF IOII This illustration was published in. 537.
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