Systematic Pomology: Treating of the Description, Nomenclature, and Classification of FruitsO. Judd, 1910 - 288 páginas |
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... marked by other characteristics . The individual leaf requires more critical attention in certain cases . Among ordinary varieties of apples and pears leaf distinctions are seldom of enough importance to be worth record ; but in certain ...
... marked by other characteristics . The individual leaf requires more critical attention in certain cases . Among ordinary varieties of apples and pears leaf distinctions are seldom of enough importance to be worth record ; but in certain ...
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... marked with russet , even though the remainder of the fruit be perfectly smooth and shining . Similarly the cavity may be marked with green , though Deep , rounded Shallow , flaring Narrow , abrupt FIG . 12 - DIFFERENT CAVITY FORMATIONS ...
... marked with russet , even though the remainder of the fruit be perfectly smooth and shining . Similarly the cavity may be marked with green , though Deep , rounded Shallow , flaring Narrow , abrupt FIG . 12 - DIFFERENT CAVITY FORMATIONS ...
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... marked with russet , or with some color other than the one covering the rest of the fruit . Of course , all such peculiarities of coloring or marking will be carefully mentioned in the description . The basin , with the calyx ...
... marked with russet , or with some color other than the one covering the rest of the fruit . Of course , all such peculiarities of coloring or marking will be carefully mentioned in the description . The basin , with the calyx ...
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... marked with more or less distinct meridian lines ; and these ought always to be carefully noted , and , where expedient , entered in the descrip- tion . The bloom on the gooseberry is often important and characteristic . Furthermore ...
... marked with more or less distinct meridian lines ; and these ought always to be carefully noted , and , where expedient , entered in the descrip- tion . The bloom on the gooseberry is often important and characteristic . Furthermore ...
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... marked characters of growth , young and bearing wood , foliage and blossoms . In peaches , the form of leafglands , and size of blos- soms . In strawberries , the character of the blossoms , whether staminate or pistillate . In grapes ...
... marked characters of growth , young and bearing wood , foliage and blossoms . In peaches , the form of leafglands , and size of blos- soms . In strawberries , the character of the blossoms , whether staminate or pistillate . In grapes ...
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Página 123 - SOCIETY'S RULES FOR EXHIBITING AND NAMING FRUITS. The rules of the American Pomological Society for exhibiting and naming fruits are as follows: SECTION I. NAMING AND DESCRIBING NEW FRUITS. Rule 1. — The originator or introducer (in the order named) has the prior right to bestow a name upon a new or unnamed fruit.