On the varieties, properties and classification of wheatH. Wright, 1836 - 122 էջ |
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... eighty distinct sorts of wheat growing in a nursery garden in Jersey ; some seven feet high , some only four ; the ears of some three inches long , others six . Professor La Gasca , whose they were , happened to join me , and.
... eighty distinct sorts of wheat growing in a nursery garden in Jersey ; some seven feet high , some only four ; the ears of some three inches long , others six . Professor La Gasca , whose they were , happened to join me , and.
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... inches apart , and the grains were dropped in singly , at about three inches depth , at distances from each other of from three inches , to eleven ; the whole being in a square of twenty - two feet , or a perch ( Jersey ) . By referring ...
... inches apart , and the grains were dropped in singly , at about three inches depth , at distances from each other of from three inches , to eleven ; the whole being in a square of twenty - two feet , or a perch ( Jersey ) . By referring ...
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... corroboration of it . FIG . 1. - Appearance of a grain of wheat which had been sown three inches deep , on the 12th Janu- ary , after sixteen days growth , with its germ and seminal root . REMARKS on an ethe grains of a single ear of 30.
... corroboration of it . FIG . 1. - Appearance of a grain of wheat which had been sown three inches deep , on the 12th Janu- ary , after sixteen days growth , with its germ and seminal root . REMARKS on an ethe grains of a single ear of 30.
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... inches deep , thus the plants having been drawn from nature , and being exact in dimen- sions , show its process . a . the crown of the plant beginning to tiller ; b . two coronal roots , an inch below the surface ; c . pipe of ...
... inches deep , thus the plants having been drawn from nature , and being exact in dimen- sions , show its process . a . the crown of the plant beginning to tiller ; b . two coronal roots , an inch below the surface ; c . pipe of ...
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... inches deep . It had been soaked , pickled and limed , and was in a rather pulpy , soft state ; the consequence was , that being buried too deep , and the winter and spring proving cold and wet , a vast quantity of the seed rot- ted ...
... inches deep . It had been soaked , pickled and limed , and was in a rather pulpy , soft state ; the consequence was , that being buried too deep , and the winter and spring proving cold and wet , a vast quantity of the seed rot- ted ...
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