The Horticulturist; Or, An Attempt to Teach the Science And Practice of the Culture And Management of the Kitchen, Fruit, And Forcing Garden to Those Who Have Had No Previous Knowledge Or Practice in These Departments of Gardening
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Cross-breeding. — This process is effected by fecundating the stigma of a ilower of one plant with the pollen from the flower of another of the same species, but of a different variety. Sometimes fecundation may be effected with the pollen of a different species, and in that case the produce is said to be a hybrid, while in the other the result is merely a cross or a cross- bred variety. The mode of performing this operation has been very well described by Mi-. Haywai-d. " Supposing," he says, ..."for instance, yon have two geraniums producing differently-shaped leaves and differently-coloured blossoms — or two apple-trees, bearing apples of different sizes, colours, and qualities, and it be desired to produce geraniums of differently-shaped leaves and differently-coloured flowers, and apples of different sizes, colours, and qualities, that is, different from either of tlie two plants or trees which you possess : the mode of effecting this is to select a blossom of the plant from which you wish to obtain the seed ; when it is just on the point of opening and exposing the anthers, take a pair of scissors, and, gently forcing open the petals of the blossom intended to bear the seed, cut off the stamens, and remove the anthers, and then leave the blossom thus operated upon for a day or two, or until the petals are quite expanded, and the pistil arrived at a state of maturity ; when it is in this state, select a blossom of the plant with which it is desired to impregnate the prepared female blossom, and when this is in a state of maturity, and in a state to part with its pollen or farina freely, take a small camel's-haiv pencil, collect the farina on the point, and place it on the stigma or crown of the pistil of the prepared blossom.
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Cross-breeding. — This process is effected by fecundating the stigma of a ilower of one plant with the pollen from the flower of another of the same species, but of a different variety. Sometimes fecundation may be effected with the pollen of a different species, and in that case the produce is said to be a hybrid, while in the other the result is merely a cross or a cross- bred variety. The mode of performing this operation has been very well described by Mi-. Haywai-d. " Supposing," he says, ..."for instance, yon have two geraniums producing differently-shaped leaves and differently-coloured blossoms — or two apple-trees, bearing apples of different sizes, colours, and qualities, and it be desired to produce geraniums of differently-shaped leaves and differently-coloured flowers, and apples of different sizes, colours, and qualities, that is, different from either of tlie two plants or trees which you possess : the mode of effecting this is to select a blossom of the plant from which you wish to obtain the seed ; when it is just on the point of opening and exposing the anthers, take a pair of scissors, and, gently forcing open the petals of the blossom intended to bear the seed, cut off the stamens, and remove the anthers, and then leave the blossom thus operated upon for a day or two, or until the petals are quite expanded, and the pistil arrived at a state of maturity ; when it is in this state, select a blossom of the plant with which it is desired to impregnate the prepared female blossom, and when this is in a state of maturity, and in a state to part with its pollen or farina freely, take a small camel's-haiv pencil, collect the farina on the point, and place it on the stigma or crown of the pistil of the prepared blossom.
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