Pineapple Culture in South Africa
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A Jamaica authority is reported to have decided that the so-called Natal Pine is the Ripley Queen, and the error is easy to understand. Both Egyptian Queen and Ripley Queen are members of one type of Pine, but the differ- ence when ripened on the plant is that the Egyptian Queen is of a bright golden colour, while the Ripley is of a much more ruddy appearance. Egyptian Queen, ripened under artificial con- ditions, has been found to take on a much redder colouring. By artificial ripening is mean...t picking before it has become col- oured, and ripening on the voyage home.
EGYPTIAN QUEEN. X This variety is largely cultivated both in the Eastern Province and in the coastal districts of Natal, and has so far proved the best for the climate conditions of those areas. It has become thoroughly acclimatised, curries well for long distances, (par- 6 PINEAPPLE rn/n'RE ix SOUTH AFRICA ticularly do those from Bat. Hurst) is of superior quality, ami though lacking somewhat in size, this deficiency can he made good by proper methods of cultivation, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Jamaica authority is reported to have decided that the so-called Natal Pine is the Ripley Queen, and the error is easy to understand. Both Egyptian Queen and Ripley Queen are members of one type of Pine, but the differ- ence when ripened on the plant is that the Egyptian Queen is of a bright golden colour, while the Ripley is of a much more ruddy appearance. Egyptian Queen, ripened under artificial con- ditions, has been found to take on a much redder colouring. By artificial ripening is mean...t picking before it has become col- oured, and ripening on the voyage home.
EGYPTIAN QUEEN. X This variety is largely cultivated both in the Eastern Province and in the coastal districts of Natal, and has so far proved the best for the climate conditions of those areas. It has become thoroughly acclimatised, curries well for long distances, (par- 6 PINEAPPLE rn/n'RE ix SOUTH AFRICA ticularly do those from Bat. Hurst) is of superior quality, ami though lacking somewhat in size, this deficiency can he made good by proper methods of cultivation, etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R a Bester to read onlineMoreLess
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