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Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants) . Fig. 58. — Ear with Long, Well-formed Grains. Fig. .59. — Eah with ShortGrains. of attachment of the ear shank shoidd be of moderate diameter.Compare Fig. 46 with Fig. 50. (8) Tips of ears. — The grains should as nearlj as possiblehide the cob at the tip of the ear and should there be of fair size. Stock Photo

RM2AKFG3J–Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants) . Fig. 58. — Ear with Long, Well-formed Grains. Fig. .59. — Eah with ShortGrains. of attachment of the ear shank shoidd be of moderate diameter.Compare Fig. 46 with Fig. 50. (8) Tips of ears. — The grains should as nearlj as possiblehide the cob at the tip of the ear and should there be of fair size.

. Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants). Agriculture. w'T: Fig. 58.—Ear with Long, Well- FORMED Grains. Fig. 59. — Ear with Short Grains. of attachment of the ear shank should be of moderate diameter. Compare Fig. 46 with Fig. 50. (8) Tips of ears. — The grains should as nearly as possible hide the cob at the tip of the ear and should there be of fair size.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Duggar Stock Photo

RMPG2697–. Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants). Agriculture. w'T: Fig. 58.—Ear with Long, Well- FORMED Grains. Fig. 59. — Ear with Short Grains. of attachment of the ear shank should be of moderate diameter. Compare Fig. 46 with Fig. 50. (8) Tips of ears. — The grains should as nearly as possible hide the cob at the tip of the ear and should there be of fair size.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Duggar

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RM2AKFFXD–Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants) . Fig. 58. — Ear with Long, Well-formed Grains. Fig. .59. — Eah with ShortGrains. of attachment of the ear shank shoidd be of moderate diameter.Compare Fig. 46 with Fig. 50. (8) Tips of ears. — The grains should as nearlj as possiblehide the cob at the tip of the ear and should there be of fair size.. im.i

. Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants). Agriculture. CORN STRUCTURE 85 the fact that most of these nodes bear a shuck or husk, which is only a modified leaf, as will readily be seen by noting that many shucks are tipped with a small leaf-blade (Fig. 34). It is supposed that the shank which now bears the ear was once a long branch, and that shortening of the branches occurred both. Fig. 34.—An Eak of Corn on which Leaf-blades ahe borne on THE Tips of many of the Shucks. by man's selection and by natural selection. For example, those plants with shortest branches would be the ones m Stock Photo

RMPG26BG–. Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants). Agriculture. CORN STRUCTURE 85 the fact that most of these nodes bear a shuck or husk, which is only a modified leaf, as will readily be seen by noting that many shucks are tipped with a small leaf-blade (Fig. 34). It is supposed that the shank which now bears the ear was once a long branch, and that shortening of the branches occurred both. Fig. 34.—An Eak of Corn on which Leaf-blades ahe borne on THE Tips of many of the Shucks. by man's selection and by natural selection. For example, those plants with shortest branches would be the ones m

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Productive farming . lected when choos-ing seed com. are objectionable, as they usually have poor butts and tips,shallow kernels and hence less corn on the cob. Same vari-eties produce several small ears on each stalk. 9. Circumference of Ear.—The circumference of the earshould be in sj^mmetry with its length. An ear too greatin circumference for its length is generally slow in maturing,and too frequently results in soft corn. Dimensions for thenorthern section for dent corn are 63^ to 7 inches in cir- CORN 137 cumference; central section, 6 ^ to 734 inches; southernsection, 7 to 8 inches. Mea Stock Photo

RM2AWG5MX–Productive farming . lected when choos-ing seed com. are objectionable, as they usually have poor butts and tips,shallow kernels and hence less corn on the cob. Same vari-eties produce several small ears on each stalk. 9. Circumference of Ear.—The circumference of the earshould be in sj^mmetry with its length. An ear too greatin circumference for its length is generally slow in maturing,and too frequently results in soft corn. Dimensions for thenorthern section for dent corn are 63^ to 7 inches in cir- CORN 137 cumference; central section, 6 ^ to 734 inches; southernsection, 7 to 8 inches. Mea

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California mammals . on each shoulder andone on the rump white at tips and black at base of hairs; re-mainder of fur on back dark sepia; fur of under part of body blackat base and white at tips. Length about no mm.. (4.33 inches) ; tail vertebrse 50 (2) :ear from crown 43 (1.70). Type locality, Castac Creek, Los Angeles County, Califor-nia. But three specimens are known of this peculiar species. Thetype was found hanging on a fence; the second specimen wasfound dead in the Biological Laborator)- of the New Mexico Col-lege of Agriculture at Messilla Park, New Mexico; and HerbertBrown reports th Stock Photo

RM2AN02BG–California mammals . on each shoulder andone on the rump white at tips and black at base of hairs; re-mainder of fur on back dark sepia; fur of under part of body blackat base and white at tips. Length about no mm.. (4.33 inches) ; tail vertebrse 50 (2) :ear from crown 43 (1.70). Type locality, Castac Creek, Los Angeles County, Califor-nia. But three specimens are known of this peculiar species. Thetype was found hanging on a fence; the second specimen wasfound dead in the Biological Laborator)- of the New Mexico Col-lege of Agriculture at Messilla Park, New Mexico; and HerbertBrown reports th

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Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants) . printed for reference score-cardsused in several Southern and Western States : — 2 ^ p. p B m « n < Z, m < S § ?i ^ 10 Uniformity of exhibit ....Maturity and market eondition . Puritj as shown by color of kernel . 5 Purity as shown by color of cob . 4 Shape of ear 10 Proportion, length to circumference Butts 1-3 Tips 3 .Space between rows .5 Per cent grain to ear 10 14.15. Trueness to type Space between kernels at cob . Grain — (a) shape ....(h) uniformity(c) germ .... Length of ear i I Weight of ear Circumference 10 1.5 5 10 10 o 5 3 1 Stock Photo

RM2AKFH0F–Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants) . printed for reference score-cardsused in several Southern and Western States : — 2 ^ p. p B m « n < Z, m < S § ?i ^ 10 Uniformity of exhibit ....Maturity and market eondition . Puritj as shown by color of kernel . 5 Purity as shown by color of cob . 4 Shape of ear 10 Proportion, length to circumference Butts 1-3 Tips 3 .Space between rows .5 Per cent grain to ear 10 14.15. Trueness to type Space between kernels at cob . Grain — (a) shape ....(h) uniformity(c) germ .... Length of ear i I Weight of ear Circumference 10 1.5 5 10 10 o 5 3 1

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. Agriculture for southern schools. ea poorly shaped, round-shouldered kernel.Such ears yield a low percentage ofgrain (Fig. 83). Space between kernels at cob. — Spacesbetween the flat sides of the kernels, nearthe cob, show that the grains are not oc-cupying all the room they might (Fig. 84).On right, too much On such ears, the tips of the kernels arenerattrcob!on ^P^ to be too thin or too flat with a smallleft, kernels fitting germ; the grains seem loose when the close together. . • . i ear is twisted. Proportion of corn to cob. — This is determined by shell-ing the ear (or half the ears in Stock Photo

RM2CENM9N–. Agriculture for southern schools. ea poorly shaped, round-shouldered kernel.Such ears yield a low percentage ofgrain (Fig. 83). Space between kernels at cob. — Spacesbetween the flat sides of the kernels, nearthe cob, show that the grains are not oc-cupying all the room they might (Fig. 84).On right, too much On such ears, the tips of the kernels arenerattrcob!on ^P^ to be too thin or too flat with a smallleft, kernels fitting germ; the grains seem loose when the close together. . • . i ear is twisted. Proportion of corn to cob. — This is determined by shell-ing the ear (or half the ears in

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. School and home gardening; a text book for young people, with plans, suggestions and helps for teachers, club leaders and organizers. Gardening; School gardens. CORN GROWING 211 without protruding cob. The rows should run over the tips somewhat regularly and the kernels conform closely to those in the main body of the ear. 6. The butts should be so well covered with corn as to leave a deep depression after the shank or stem is removed. The stem itself should be very slender, which would allow the ears to droop over as soon as they are nearly mature in the field. This helps to prevent damage Stock Photo

RMRE3NNT–. School and home gardening; a text book for young people, with plans, suggestions and helps for teachers, club leaders and organizers. Gardening; School gardens. CORN GROWING 211 without protruding cob. The rows should run over the tips somewhat regularly and the kernels conform closely to those in the main body of the ear. 6. The butts should be so well covered with corn as to leave a deep depression after the shank or stem is removed. The stem itself should be very slender, which would allow the ears to droop over as soon as they are nearly mature in the field. This helps to prevent damage

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RMRDAMG9–. Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants). Agriculture. CORN STRUCTURE 85 the fact that most of these nodes bear a shuck or husk, which is only a modified leaf, as will readily be seen by noting that many shucks are tipped with a small leaf-blade (Fig. 34). It is supposed that the shank which now bears the ear was once a long branch, and that shortening of the branches occurred both. Fig. 34.—An Eak of Corn on which Leaf-blades ahe borne on THE Tips of many of the Shucks. by man's selection and by natural selection. For example, those plants with shortest branches would be the ones m

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. Birds. Birds. HTPOOOLIUS. 251 Coloration. Male. The featliers immediately near the nostrils, the lores, ear-coverts, the feathers above and below the eye, and a band carried round the nape black; forehead, crown, cheeks, chin, throat, the middle of the abdomen, vent, thighs, and under tail-coverhs pinkish cream-colour; remainder of the body-plumage, wing-coverts, and tertiaries drab-grey; winglet and primary-coverts blackish shaded with ashy, and partially margined with grey; pri- maries black, with broad white tips shaded with grey on the first two or three; secondaries black, broadly edged Stock Photo

RMRE4DFJ–. Birds. Birds. HTPOOOLIUS. 251 Coloration. Male. The featliers immediately near the nostrils, the lores, ear-coverts, the feathers above and below the eye, and a band carried round the nape black; forehead, crown, cheeks, chin, throat, the middle of the abdomen, vent, thighs, and under tail-coverhs pinkish cream-colour; remainder of the body-plumage, wing-coverts, and tertiaries drab-grey; winglet and primary-coverts blackish shaded with ashy, and partially margined with grey; pri- maries black, with broad white tips shaded with grey on the first two or three; secondaries black, broadly edged

. A history of British birds. Birds. 602 BRITISH BIRDS. slate-grey, shading into greyish white on the scapulars, the rump, and upper tail-coverts ; the lores, cheeks, and ear-coverts are black ; the wings are black, with white bases to both the primaries and secondaries, forming a double bar, and with white tips, broadest on the secondaries; the wing- coverts are black, those on the shoulder broadly margined with slate-grey ; the two centre tail-feathers are black with white bases; the next pair are black, narrowly tipped with white; on the succeeding pairs the white increases in extent until Stock Photo

RMRE4WGF–. A history of British birds. Birds. 602 BRITISH BIRDS. slate-grey, shading into greyish white on the scapulars, the rump, and upper tail-coverts ; the lores, cheeks, and ear-coverts are black ; the wings are black, with white bases to both the primaries and secondaries, forming a double bar, and with white tips, broadest on the secondaries; the wing- coverts are black, those on the shoulder broadly margined with slate-grey ; the two centre tail-feathers are black with white bases; the next pair are black, narrowly tipped with white; on the succeeding pairs the white increases in extent until

. Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. 4. American Eared Grebe (4. Colymbus nigricoUis calif brnicus).—Adult in summer, — a western, black-headed, black-necked, blackish-brown-backed, white-bellied grebe, with conspicuous golden-brown ear tufts and a white blotch on the chocolate- brown wings, formed by the tips of the secondaries. The winter coloring is much the same as that of the last, but the difference of bill (wider than high at base), and the smaller size distinguish the species. Length, 13; win Stock Photo

RMRDKAB1–. Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. 4. American Eared Grebe (4. Colymbus nigricoUis calif brnicus).—Adult in summer, — a western, black-headed, black-necked, blackish-brown-backed, white-bellied grebe, with conspicuous golden-brown ear tufts and a white blotch on the chocolate- brown wings, formed by the tips of the secondaries. The winter coloring is much the same as that of the last, but the difference of bill (wider than high at base), and the smaller size distinguish the species. Length, 13; win

. Corn; growing, judging, breeding, feeding, marketing; for the farmer, student and teacher of agriculture, a textbook for agricultural colleges and high shcools. Corn. TWO TYPES OF TIPS IN EARS OF REID'S YELLOW DENT. The ear to the left has the abruptly rounded, very full tip. This is the D. L. Pascal ear, champion of the world. The ear on the right has the gently tapering tip which goes with an earlier maturing type of corn. Champion of Iowa in 1908, shown by J. A. Mason.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readabili Stock Photo

RMRE3T4R–. Corn; growing, judging, breeding, feeding, marketing; for the farmer, student and teacher of agriculture, a textbook for agricultural colleges and high shcools. Corn. TWO TYPES OF TIPS IN EARS OF REID'S YELLOW DENT. The ear to the left has the abruptly rounded, very full tip. This is the D. L. Pascal ear, champion of the world. The ear on the right has the gently tapering tip which goes with an earlier maturing type of corn. Champion of Iowa in 1908, shown by J. A. Mason.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readabili

RMRE3FM5–. Corn; growing, judging, breeding, feeding, marketing; for the farmer, student and teacher of agriculture, a textbook for agricultural colleges and high shcools. Corn. THE RAG DULL 'ri':Sl' 129. 2—Till' 'Rag r)(]ll" rilled, veiled and ready to soak. in illustration. This will leiu-e about six inches of extra space at each end of the doll. Moisten the cloth and spread out on a board or table in front of the ears to be tested. Take six kernels from each ear as directed for the "sawdust box test." Arrange kernels in order with tips all pointing the same directi(jn and crosswise of

. Maize; its history, cultivation, handling, and uses, with special reference to South Africa; a text-book for farmers, students of agriculture, and teachers of nature study. Corn; Corn. INHERITANCE—IMPROVEMENT BY BREEDING 223 primary consideration, the points on which selection is made CHAP, can be reduced to the following :— V- 1. Size and weight of ears ; , 2. Depth of grain ; 3. Closeness of rows (i.e. narrow sulci); 4. Regularity of rows ; 5. Regularity of grain ; 6. Shape of ear, and character of tips and butts ; 7. Yield of grain per ear.. Fig. 88.—Selecting seed-maize: the final select Stock Photo

RMRE22DH–. Maize; its history, cultivation, handling, and uses, with special reference to South Africa; a text-book for farmers, students of agriculture, and teachers of nature study. Corn; Corn. INHERITANCE—IMPROVEMENT BY BREEDING 223 primary consideration, the points on which selection is made CHAP, can be reduced to the following :— V- 1. Size and weight of ears ; , 2. Depth of grain ; 3. Closeness of rows (i.e. narrow sulci); 4. Regularity of rows ; 5. Regularity of grain ; 6. Shape of ear, and character of tips and butts ; 7. Yield of grain per ear.. Fig. 88.—Selecting seed-maize: the final select

. Birds. Birds. 302 ASIOSIDJE. scapulars ; the spots are often wanting on the upper back, and are largest on the wing-coverts ; an indistinct half-collar on the hind neck formed by white feathers with brown edges quills with pale cross-bars, becoming white spots on the outer web and, except near the tips of the primaries, white indentations on the inner border; tail with from 4 to 6 white cross-bars varying in breadth and continuity; chin, throat, and sides of neck behind ear-coverts white; a broad brown band, narrower or interrupted in the middle, across the throat; remainder of lower parts w Stock Photo

RMRE4DFM–. Birds. Birds. 302 ASIOSIDJE. scapulars ; the spots are often wanting on the upper back, and are largest on the wing-coverts ; an indistinct half-collar on the hind neck formed by white feathers with brown edges quills with pale cross-bars, becoming white spots on the outer web and, except near the tips of the primaries, white indentations on the inner border; tail with from 4 to 6 white cross-bars varying in breadth and continuity; chin, throat, and sides of neck behind ear-coverts white; a broad brown band, narrower or interrupted in the middle, across the throat; remainder of lower parts w

. Catalogue of the ungulate mammals in the British Museum (Natural History). Ungulates. CEKVID.E o5 both surfaces of the tips; under surface and sides of tail, and inner sides of buttocks and thighs white. The races are distinguishable as follows:— A. Skull longer anil narrower. a. White area on ear-tips smaller. a'. Size larger; much white on tail E. c. cephaloplms. b'. Size smaller; less white on tail E. c. michianus. b. White area on ear-tips larger E. c. fociensis. B. Skull shorter and broader, with differently shaped lachrymal pits '. E. c. ichangensis'.. Pig. 6.—Head of Nikgpo Tufted Dee Stock Photo

RMRDJJN2–. Catalogue of the ungulate mammals in the British Museum (Natural History). Ungulates. CEKVID.E o5 both surfaces of the tips; under surface and sides of tail, and inner sides of buttocks and thighs white. The races are distinguishable as follows:— A. Skull longer anil narrower. a. White area on ear-tips smaller. a'. Size larger; much white on tail E. c. cephaloplms. b'. Size smaller; less white on tail E. c. michianus. b. White area on ear-tips larger E. c. fociensis. B. Skull shorter and broader, with differently shaped lachrymal pits '. E. c. ichangensis'.. Pig. 6.—Head of Nikgpo Tufted Dee

. Sport with gun and rod in American woods and waters [microform]. Hunting; Hunting; Fishing; Fishing; Chasse; Chasse; PÃªche sportive; PÃªche sportive. BoTx)-Shooting. 879 ear; /'. let s and 1 have ,vay to I. i- <â 'â¢< leJ, so â y- il those ngland; ghfiekVs â e for its ods. In ood bow, ingth. I e-nocked, i, may be archery tth close- serving as tips sold lemen and vs taking j^s masier- Â»aster-Vww- â vot cumber bowman is, all disputes The secre- are ftUed by :h shooting, the archer who makes the liighest number or score is iMititKd to tin; honorary title of captain of numbers or captain Stock Photo

RMRJ57NW–. Sport with gun and rod in American woods and waters [microform]. Hunting; Hunting; Fishing; Fishing; Chasse; Chasse; PÃªche sportive; PÃªche sportive. BoTx)-Shooting. 879 ear; /'. let s and 1 have ,vay to I. i- <â 'â¢< leJ, so â y- il those ngland; ghfiekVs â e for its ods. In ood bow, ingth. I e-nocked, i, may be archery tth close- serving as tips sold lemen and vs taking j^s masier- Â»aster-Vww- â vot cumber bowman is, all disputes The secre- are ftUed by :h shooting, the archer who makes the liighest number or score is iMititKd to tin; honorary title of captain of numbers or captain

RMRE3T5T–. Corn; growing, judging, breeding, feeding, marketing; for the farmer, student and teacher of agriculture, a textbook for agricultural colleges and high shcools. Corn. FULL VS. POINTED TIPS 405. SPACE AT COB AND SHRUNKEN TIPS The ear on the left shows excessive spacing at the cob. The Iternels from it are very pointed and wealt at the tip. The ear on the right is full at the cob. Its kernels are plump at the tip. (14). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations ma

RMRDA8J4–. Southern field crops (exclusive of forage plants). Agriculture. w'T: Fig. 58.—Ear with Long, Well- FORMED Grains. Fig. 59. — Ear with Short Grains. of attachment of the ear shank should be of moderate diameter. Compare Fig. 46 with Fig. 50. (8) Tips of ears. — The grains should as nearly as possible hide the cob at the tip of the ear and should there be of fair size.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Duggar

RMRE3FM1–. Corn; growing, judging, breeding, feeding, marketing; for the farmer, student and teacher of agriculture, a textbook for agricultural colleges and high shcools. Corn. 2—Till' 'Rag r)(]ll" rilled, veiled and ready to soak. in illustration. This will leiu-e about six inches of extra space at each end of the doll. Moisten the cloth and spread out on a board or table in front of the ears to be tested. Take six kernels from each ear as directed for the "sawdust box test." Arrange kernels in order with tips all pointing the same directi(jn and crosswise of the doll.. 3—Soaking the &

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