Proceedings of the Annual Convention 67 (1966)
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Kemper, C. F. King, T. S. Stone, J. P. Taylor, R. D. White.
Your committee presents as information new material entitled "Railroad Vegeta- tion Control." Comments and criticism are invited; and after further study, this mate- rial will be presented to the Association one year hence with the recommendation that it be included in the Manual.
RAILROAD VEGETATION CONTROL A. TERMINOLOGY Acre — Along railroad right-of-way approximately 8 ft wide by 1 mile long (actually 8 ft 3 in wide).
Alternate — (...leaves, buds) — Arranged singly at intervals along stem or twigs, not opposite.
Conifers — Evergreen needles, producing seed in a cone.
Deciduous — Leaves fall off seasonally, usually in autumn.
Herbicides — Chemical plant killer: (1) Contact — Kills top growth by chemical burning of plant tissue; (2) Systemic (translocation) — Kills plants by inhibiting growth processes; (3) Residual — Kills plants by root pickup and persists in soil.
Legume — A plant of the pea family having the one- to many-seeded pod-like fruit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kemper, C. F. King, T. S. Stone, J. P. Taylor, R. D. White.
Your committee presents as information new material entitled "Railroad Vegeta- tion Control." Comments and criticism are invited; and after further study, this mate- rial will be presented to the Association one year hence with the recommendation that it be included in the Manual.
RAILROAD VEGETATION CONTROL A. TERMINOLOGY Acre — Along railroad right-of-way approximately 8 ft wide by 1 mile long (actually 8 ft 3 in wide).
Alternate — (...leaves, buds) — Arranged singly at intervals along stem or twigs, not opposite.
Conifers — Evergreen needles, producing seed in a cone.
Deciduous — Leaves fall off seasonally, usually in autumn.
Herbicides — Chemical plant killer: (1) Contact — Kills top growth by chemical burning of plant tissue; (2) Systemic (translocation) — Kills plants by inhibiting growth processes; (3) Residual — Kills plants by root pickup and persists in soil.
Legume — A plant of the pea family having the one- to many-seeded pod-like fruit.
What to read after Proceedings of the Annual Convention 67 (1966)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Railway Engineering Association to read onlineMoreLess
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