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Page 278
Different tubers of the same lot exhibit marked differences in susceptibility, both to
blackheart and to surface discoloration. The cause of this has not been
determined. It appears doubtful if the size of the tubers is an important factor.
Different tubers of the same lot exhibit marked differences in susceptibility, both to
blackheart and to surface discoloration. The cause of this has not been
determined. It appears doubtful if the size of the tubers is an important factor.
Page 281
If removed from the jar before the appearance of the moist areas the tubers will,
usually, show no discoloration externally and, if given a chance, they will sprout
normally. If removed after they have begun to sweat the tubers quickly discolor ...
If removed from the jar before the appearance of the moist areas the tubers will,
usually, show no discoloration externally and, if given a chance, they will sprout
normally. If removed after they have begun to sweat the tubers quickly discolor ...
Page 282
After a few days' exposure to the air the discolored areas become slightly
depressed and drops of a brown, sticky exudate appear here and there. Tubers
having less than about half of their total surface discolored resist decay for a long
time if ...
After a few days' exposure to the air the discolored areas become slightly
depressed and drops of a brown, sticky exudate appear here and there. Tubers
having less than about half of their total surface discolored resist decay for a long
time if ...
Page 283
These cavities differ from those known as hollow-heart in being smaller, more
regular in shape, free from discoloration of the surrounding tissue, and by
occurring in small tubers rather than in large ones. They are of little economic
importance.
These cavities differ from those known as hollow-heart in being smaller, more
regular in shape, free from discoloration of the surrounding tissue, and by
occurring in small tubers rather than in large ones. They are of little economic
importance.
Page 284
Upon exposure to the air they became discolored all over. The other four, which
... None of the tubers were moist, but four showed large areas of discoloration
while yet in the jar and the others were somewhat pitted. All of the twelve tubers ...
Upon exposure to the air they became discolored all over. The other four, which
... None of the tubers were moist, but four showed large areas of discoloration
while yet in the jar and the others were somewhat pitted. All of the twelve tubers ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 14; Volume 141, Issue 14 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Mar 2009 |
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