Annual Report of the Secretary of the Board of Agriculture, Volume 46W. White, 1898 - Agriculture |
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Page 152
... plants confined in pots , causing them to be more susceptible to the disease . Some of the plants which were still out of doors in a cold frame also became rusted , but these were crowded together so that all the lower leaves had fallen ...
... plants confined in pots , causing them to be more susceptible to the disease . Some of the plants which were still out of doors in a cold frame also became rusted , but these were crowded together so that all the lower leaves had fallen ...
Page 155
... plants had been heavily fertilized with Chili saltpetre . The same treatment was applied by us to a perfectly healthy John- sonian lily , with the result that the same activity was shown in the division of the leaf cells , which ...
... plants had been heavily fertilized with Chili saltpetre . The same treatment was applied by us to a perfectly healthy John- sonian lily , with the result that the same activity was shown in the division of the leaf cells , which ...
Page 158
... plants at the Waban conservatories , made by Mr. Montgomery and myself , showed that all leaves even of plants subject to it were not affected , but that it was confined in every instance to two places : first , where a stem is cut and ...
... plants at the Waban conservatories , made by Mr. Montgomery and myself , showed that all leaves even of plants subject to it were not affected , but that it was confined in every instance to two places : first , where a stem is cut and ...
Contents
Public Winter Meeting of the Board at Amherst | 13 |
The Mission of the Agricultural Colleges | 50 |
The Business Side of Agriculture By J H Hale | 84 |
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