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Varieties of the Tobacco Plant 27 CHAPTER IV. Classification of Tobacco Grown
in the United States, and the Markets for it ; 46 CHAPTER V. Science in its
Application to Tobacco 79 CHAPTER VI. Manures and Fertilizers 105 CHAPTER
VII.
Varieties of the Tobacco Plant 27 CHAPTER IV. Classification of Tobacco Grown
in the United States, and the Markets for it ; 46 CHAPTER V. Science in its
Application to Tobacco 79 CHAPTER VI. Manures and Fertilizers 105 CHAPTER
VII.
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We especially commend the reader's attention to the plates illustrating the most
perfect plants of the leading varieties of tobacco. These plants were grown
specially for this purpose by experts, from the finest strains of seed true to the
perfected ...
We especially commend the reader's attention to the plates illustrating the most
perfect plants of the leading varieties of tobacco. These plants were grown
specially for this purpose by experts, from the finest strains of seed true to the
perfected ...
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The distance between the leaves, on the stalk, is about two inches, in ordinary
varieties. The flowers are in large clusters, with corollas of rose color, or white
tinged with pink, and about two inches long, funnel-shaped, with inflated throats.
The distance between the leaves, on the stalk, is about two inches, in ordinary
varieties. The flowers are in large clusters, with corollas of rose color, or white
tinged with pink, and about two inches long, funnel-shaped, with inflated throats.
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We infer, therefore, that two causes are constantly in operation to increase the
number, or modify the character, of existing varieties. These are soil and climate.
Another cause, still greater, perhaps, and one that has a 30 TOBACCO LEAF.
We infer, therefore, that two causes are constantly in operation to increase the
number, or modify the character, of existing varieties. These are soil and climate.
Another cause, still greater, perhaps, and one that has a 30 TOBACCO LEAF.
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Another cause, still greater, perhaps, and one that has a more powerful effect in
determining the shape of the leaves and the peculiarities of the plant, is the cross
- fertilization of different varieties. From two varieties, the one with a narrow leaf, ...
Another cause, still greater, perhaps, and one that has a more powerful effect in
determining the shape of the leaves and the peculiarities of the plant, is the cross
- fertilization of different varieties. From two varieties, the one with a narrow leaf, ...
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| Título | Tobacco Leaf, Its Culture and Cure, Marketing and Manufacture: A Practical Handbook on the Most Approved Methods in Growing, Harvesting, Curing, Packing and Selling Tobacco, Also of Tobacco Manufacture Nabu public domain reprints |
| Autores | Joseph Buckner Killebrew, Herbert Myrick |
| Edición | reimpresa |
| Editor | Orange Judd Company, 1897 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 2 Jun. 2007 |
| Largo | 506 páginas |
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