American Breeders Magazine V.4 1913
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On account of its low price it should be possible for social reform societies 76 American Breeders Magazine and clubs to purchase and distribute it in large numbers among persons who may be benefited by its advice and help.
REFERENCES IN CURRENT LITERATURE A New Subspecies op Zea Mais L. Dr. Walter B. Gernert, University of Illinois. Reprinted from the American Naturalist, October, 1912.
The author describes a new type of corn which originated on the Experiment Station Farm at Urbana, Illinois,... in 1909 apparently by mutation, from a strain which has for a number of years been selected for high protein content. The new type is characterized by a broadly conical ear, which has, in place of a cob, an inner central stem which bears numerous irregular branches which bear the kernels. The name Zea ramosa has been proposed as a specific name, justified by the species named by Sturtevant, as indentata, tunicata, evepta, indurata, etc.
The heredity of this new corn is fairly established, breeding true to type.
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On account of its low price it should be possible for social reform societies 76 American Breeders Magazine and clubs to purchase and distribute it in large numbers among persons who may be benefited by its advice and help.
REFERENCES IN CURRENT LITERATURE A New Subspecies op Zea Mais L. Dr. Walter B. Gernert, University of Illinois. Reprinted from the American Naturalist, October, 1912.
The author describes a new type of corn which originated on the Experiment Station Farm at Urbana, Illinois,... in 1909 apparently by mutation, from a strain which has for a number of years been selected for high protein content. The new type is characterized by a broadly conical ear, which has, in place of a cob, an inner central stem which bears numerous irregular branches which bear the kernels. The name Zea ramosa has been proposed as a specific name, justified by the species named by Sturtevant, as indentata, tunicata, evepta, indurata, etc.
The heredity of this new corn is fairly established, breeding true to type.
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