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Ragweeds, Ambrosia. Other common names include bursages and burrobrushes. Isolated on white background Stock Photo
RF2C92NAD–Ragweeds, Ambrosia. Other common names include bursages and burrobrushes. Isolated on white background
. Agriculture for southern schools. to, but goodfarmers cultivate the ground when there are no weeds, soas to keep the lower layers of the soil moist. Study the habits of weeds. — To get rid of weeds in theeasiest and cheapest way, study their habits. First makesure whether they are annuals. If they are annuals, suchas crab grass, foxtail, ragweeds, and bitterweed, all thathas to be done is to keep them from maturing seed. Ifthey are biennials, like sweet clover, no seeds should beallowed to form for two years. If they are perennials,like Johnson grass, nut grass, thistles, and dock, the forma Stock Photo
RM2CENGR9–. Agriculture for southern schools. to, but goodfarmers cultivate the ground when there are no weeds, soas to keep the lower layers of the soil moist. Study the habits of weeds. — To get rid of weeds in theeasiest and cheapest way, study their habits. First makesure whether they are annuals. If they are annuals, suchas crab grass, foxtail, ragweeds, and bitterweed, all thathas to be done is to keep them from maturing seed. Ifthey are biennials, like sweet clover, no seeds should beallowed to form for two years. If they are perennials,like Johnson grass, nut grass, thistles, and dock, the forma
. Botany for high schools and colleges. Botany. ASTEBALES. 515 Valuable for fattening poultry, and the dried stems are good for fuel. In Russia a valuable oil is obtained from ihe seeds. S. tuberosus, ihe so-called Jerusalem or Brazilian Artichoke, is much growu for its potato-like tubers, which are fed to cattle and swine. It is probably derived from H. d'iroiiicoides, of the Mississippi Valley, by long cultivation. The name " Jerusalem ' Artichoke is a corruption of the Italian Girasole—i.e., sunflower. Among the weeds are the Ragweeds (Ambrosia), Cockleburs (Xan- thium), Spanish Needle Stock Photo
RMRDTTHC–. Botany for high schools and colleges. Botany. ASTEBALES. 515 Valuable for fattening poultry, and the dried stems are good for fuel. In Russia a valuable oil is obtained from ihe seeds. S. tuberosus, ihe so-called Jerusalem or Brazilian Artichoke, is much growu for its potato-like tubers, which are fed to cattle and swine. It is probably derived from H. d'iroiiicoides, of the Mississippi Valley, by long cultivation. The name " Jerusalem ' Artichoke is a corruption of the Italian Girasole—i.e., sunflower. Among the weeds are the Ragweeds (Ambrosia), Cockleburs (Xan- thium), Spanish Needle
. Botany for high schools and colleges. Botany. ASTERALE8. 515 valuable for fattening poultry, and tlie dried stems are good for fuel. In Bussia a valuable oil is obtained from the seeds. M. tuberosus, lUe so-called Jerusalem or Brazilian Artichoke, is mucli grown for its potato-like tubers, which are fed to cattle and swine. It is probably derived from S. doroniaoides, of the Mississippi Valley, by long cultivation. The name " Jerusalem " Artichoke is a corruption of the Italian Oiraaole—i.e., sunflower. Among the weeds are the Ragweeds (Amirosia), Cockleburs {Xan- tMum), Spanish Ne Stock Photo
RMRDTW0T–. Botany for high schools and colleges. Botany. ASTERALE8. 515 valuable for fattening poultry, and tlie dried stems are good for fuel. In Bussia a valuable oil is obtained from the seeds. M. tuberosus, lUe so-called Jerusalem or Brazilian Artichoke, is mucli grown for its potato-like tubers, which are fed to cattle and swine. It is probably derived from S. doroniaoides, of the Mississippi Valley, by long cultivation. The name " Jerusalem " Artichoke is a corruption of the Italian Oiraaole—i.e., sunflower. Among the weeds are the Ragweeds (Amirosia), Cockleburs {Xan- tMum), Spanish Ne
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