Small Fruit Culture
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— Irregular, first fruit wedge shaped, others wedge and pointed conical, large; bright red, seeds fairly prominent; flesh bright red, meaty, juicy, sub- acid, good flavour, firm; very good quality; season late; plants vigorous, with a large numher of runners; foliage moderately good to good, but rusts considerably to badly.
Insects and Diseases Affecting the Strawberry.
There are comparatively few insects and diseases which cause serious injury to the strawberry, and in this paper only the most... important are described. The informa- tion in regard to insects has been ta,ken mainly from the reports and other publica- tions of the Entomologist and Botanist of the Dominion Experimental Farms, and that on diseases from the bulletin on Strawberry Culture prepared by the writer.
White Orub. — The white grub often does much damage in strawberry plantations, and sometimes gives the fruit-growers a great deal of trouble. If, however, the life- history of this insect is known and proper methods followed, it may be controlled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Irregular, first fruit wedge shaped, others wedge and pointed conical, large; bright red, seeds fairly prominent; flesh bright red, meaty, juicy, sub- acid, good flavour, firm; very good quality; season late; plants vigorous, with a large numher of runners; foliage moderately good to good, but rusts considerably to badly.
Insects and Diseases Affecting the Strawberry.
There are comparatively few insects and diseases which cause serious injury to the strawberry, and in this paper only the most... important are described. The informa- tion in regard to insects has been ta,ken mainly from the reports and other publica- tions of the Entomologist and Botanist of the Dominion Experimental Farms, and that on diseases from the bulletin on Strawberry Culture prepared by the writer.
White Orub. — The white grub often does much damage in strawberry plantations, and sometimes gives the fruit-growers a great deal of trouble. If, however, the life- history of this insect is known and proper methods followed, it may be controlled.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macoun, William Terrill, 1869- to read onlineMoreLess
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