Sixty Lessons in Agriculture
Sixty Lessons in Agriculture
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3. What is the general character of the coffee plant ?
4. What are the leading tea-producing countries ?
5. What is the general character of the tea plant ?
6. Cocoa and chocolate are made from what part of the cacao tree?
REFERENCE Farmers' Bulletins: 301, Home-grown tea.
LESSON XXXVI LITTLE-KNOWN PLANTS WE use many well-known products that come from little -known crops in our own country, or from plants that grow only in foreign countries.
The Spices are a group of products from cultivated pl...ants grown in foreign lands. Pepper, ginger, cloves, cinnamon, allspice, and nutmeg are well-known spices. Black pepper is the ground seed of a vine that grows in the East Indies. The principal red peppers are cayenne, chili, paprika, and sweet peppers. Cayenne or red pepper is the pulverized pods. The sweet peppers are pickled while green or dried after they are ripe. Ginger is made from the spicy roots of a plant that is raised in tropical countries. Cloves are the dried flower buds of an evergreen tree that grows mainly in the East Indies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. What is the general character of the coffee plant ?
4. What are the leading tea-producing countries ?
5. What is the general character of the tea plant ?
6. Cocoa and chocolate are made from what part of the cacao tree?
REFERENCE Farmers' Bulletins: 301, Home-grown tea.
LESSON XXXVI LITTLE-KNOWN PLANTS WE use many well-known products that come from little -known crops in our own country, or from plants that grow only in foreign countries.
The Spices are a group of products from cultivated pl...ants grown in foreign lands. Pepper, ginger, cloves, cinnamon, allspice, and nutmeg are well-known spices. Black pepper is the ground seed of a vine that grows in the East Indies. The principal red peppers are cayenne, chili, paprika, and sweet peppers. Cayenne or red pepper is the pulverized pods. The sweet peppers are pickled while green or dried after they are ripe. Ginger is made from the spicy roots of a plant that is raised in tropical countries. Cloves are the dried flower buds of an evergreen tree that grows mainly in the East Indies.
What to read after Sixty Lessons in Agriculture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B C Burt C Buffum to read onlineMoreLess
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