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Page 25
When compelled to feed on other trees they invariably succumb. Upon
completing their growth the larvae burrow into leaf mold or a short distance into
the soil and form cells in which to pupate. The adults begin to emerge during the
latter part ...
When compelled to feed on other trees they invariably succumb. Upon
completing their growth the larvae burrow into leaf mold or a short distance into
the soil and form cells in which to pupate. The adults begin to emerge during the
latter part ...
Page 29
... by spraying with a properly prepared dilution of Black Leaf 40 and whale-oil
soap. Orchards: Location and care. — Circular 52 gives instructions for the care
of orchards of tree fruits. The circular is a brief treatise on the culture of all tree
fruits.
... by spraying with a properly prepared dilution of Black Leaf 40 and whale-oil
soap. Orchards: Location and care. — Circular 52 gives instructions for the care
of orchards of tree fruits. The circular is a brief treatise on the culture of all tree
fruits.
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Cranberry 20 Sorrel 62 Watermelon 72 Serredella 75 Peanut., 80 Cow pea 83
Field corn 100 Millet 100 Vetch 100 Rye 100 Radish 102 Fruit trees 103 Alsike
clover 104 Gooseberry 104 Grapes 105 Potato 106 Wax bean 106 Strawberries
110 ...
Cranberry 20 Sorrel 62 Watermelon 72 Serredella 75 Peanut., 80 Cow pea 83
Field corn 100 Millet 100 Vetch 100 Rye 100 Radish 102 Fruit trees 103 Alsike
clover 104 Gooseberry 104 Grapes 105 Potato 106 Wax bean 106 Strawberries
110 ...
Page 54
Of these 48 are given over to a fertility study with peach trees, and 50 others are
used in lime requirement studies, alfalfa being grown on one series and rape
being the first crop on another series. The soils used in these cylinders are of two
...
Of these 48 are given over to a fertility study with peach trees, and 50 others are
used in lime requirement studies, alfalfa being grown on one series and rape
being the first crop on another series. The soils used in these cylinders are of two
...
Page 199
In looking at a distant hillside it is not possible to count the trees thereon.
Nevertheless it is ordinarily quite possible to form an accurate judgment as to the
are.a covered by woods, by wooded pasture land, and by meadows. Such a
judgment ...
In looking at a distant hillside it is not possible to count the trees thereon.
Nevertheless it is ordinarily quite possible to form an accurate judgment as to the
are.a covered by woods, by wooded pasture land, and by meadows. Such a
judgment ...
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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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