The Culture of Citrus Fruits Under the Climatic And Geographical Conditions ...
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15 5.3 20.3 191&-16 . .
18 7.73 25.73 1916-17 . .
11 16.64 27.64 1917-18 , .
14 13.93 27.93 1918-19 . . .
16.5 8.11 Digitized byVjO 30 Although during these five years Section B re- iceived 98 acre inches of irrigation water as against 76.5 acre inches received by Section A, yet the growth ^md general health of the trees on both sections, which are situated on similar soil, was, as far as all appearances went, identical. However, during the 1917-18 season, as shown by the occasional wiltini^ ...of some of the trees, it was evident that Section A, with 13 inches of irrigation water, had received the minimum amount, lower than which it was not safe to go if the crop was not to be lost. Nevertheless, on Section 0, during the 1917-18 season, the appli- cation of 11 inches of irrigation water proved suf- ficient to mature an average crop of four cases of fruit per tree from a section of mandarins situated on land of a similar nature to Sections A and B.
PERIODS OF WATERING.
In normal seasons citrus trees are watered at intervals from August or September to the following April, in five or six irrigations, on an average of about six weeks apart from each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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15 5.3 20.3 191&-16 . .
18 7.73 25.73 1916-17 . .
11 16.64 27.64 1917-18 , .
14 13.93 27.93 1918-19 . . .
16.5 8.11 Digitized byVjO 30 Although during these five years Section B re- iceived 98 acre inches of irrigation water as against 76.5 acre inches received by Section A, yet the growth ^md general health of the trees on both sections, which are situated on similar soil, was, as far as all appearances went, identical. However, during the 1917-18 season, as shown by the occasional wiltini^ ...of some of the trees, it was evident that Section A, with 13 inches of irrigation water, had received the minimum amount, lower than which it was not safe to go if the crop was not to be lost. Nevertheless, on Section 0, during the 1917-18 season, the appli- cation of 11 inches of irrigation water proved suf- ficient to mature an average crop of four cases of fruit per tree from a section of mandarins situated on land of a similar nature to Sections A and B.
PERIODS OF WATERING.
In normal seasons citrus trees are watered at intervals from August or September to the following April, in five or six irrigations, on an average of about six weeks apart from each other.
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