 | The Country Gentleman's Magazine - 1869 - 590 Seiten
...general, and a most salutary change in the management of the seed business be effected. Your committee have had under their consideration the various modes...them in the temperature of a sitting-room or kitchen for a few days. This, of course, is not equal to Nature's own test—actual growth in the earth. It... | |
 | Simpkin Marshall & Co - 1869 - 590 Seiten
...before seed is put into the ground whether the seed be good seed or not. They say they have considered the various modes of testing seeds which are known...flannel, and keeping them in the temperature of a sitting room or kitchen for a few days. It may not answer for all seeds, but it answers perfectly for... | |
 | Royal Horticultural Society (Great Britain) - 1870 - 398 Seiten
...general, and a most salutary change in the management of the seed business be effected. Your Committee have had under their consideration the various modes...them in the temperature of a sittingroom or kitchen for a few days. This, of course, is not equal to nature's own test, actual growth in the earth. It... | |
 | Farmers' Alliance - 1869 - 622 Seiten
...general, and a most salutary change in the management of the seed business be effected. Your Committee have had under their consideration the various modes...them ; and that which they feel inclined to recommend ,is on the whole the easiest, cleanliest, least troublesome, and most likely to be acceptable to the... | |
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... if, at the same time, some simple and easy plan of testing the vitality of seeds were made generally known, testing would become general, and a most salutary change in the management of the seed business be effected. Your Committee have had under... 