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... of Septeinber. Its work seems twofold - propagation and destruction. The potato and the potato plant hand down the disease , from one year to the other, and from one kind of potato n to the other. It is one of these diseases thiat plants are , subject to ...
... in Polland. the potatoes which have furnished this exception are of the kind clled the 'Ash-leaved English Kidney Potato' and were I obtained from England two years ago; they were planted in the midst of Mr Kedzlie's other Potato crops, on land of the ...
... THE POTATOE CROP. To the EDITOR of the ABERIEEN JOURNAL. SiR,-lf the few obervatione that I ventured to make on the potatoes be productive of no other good then calling forth the able and length- ened dissertation of' Philocepoo,' I shall consider myself ...
... degenerated potato crops, and that it may qt be got rid of, as the potato disease has in some in instances been got rid of, by raising fresh kinds of O0 r potatoes from the seed. It is alsofound, according H to the same authority, that, wherever the potato te ...
... THE POTATOE DISEASE. (Froim the Gardener's Chlro7airle.i 3 We foresee ant inundation of theories as to the cause of the I potatoe disease, which every one tilids himself capblle of ex, laining, except those who have most ilforntiorl about it. -We nosy ...
... THE POTATO DISEASE, Tothe Ebn'Oltbf 7h Au.&EIMZEJidhxA . ?? 3 Saa,-I take til-libarty of bringing- before your ?? proposed remnedy'for this widely-spreadhalamity, 'which may not have been hitherto thought of or tried, and which~ has -redck, be g ted by ...
... THE POTATOE DISEASE. Anscwers to Queriez concernina the PFaunae Disease submitted pthe.ogusrates of Aberdeen to the Medical Officers of the Query Ist-The nature, as far as known, of the disease with which the potatoe crop in this part of the country is ...
... THE POTATO 1845-1849. die. THE discouraging accounts of the potato crop, c] ion, especially from England, will be read with more G ter, sorrow than surprise. The remarkable weather - ZISof the year, while unfavourable for the cereals, tl r isf tl 1 if ...
... ordered and appointed that from and after the first day of March next, these articles shall be sold BY WEIGHT, as follows, via. POTATOES properly cleaned, at the tate of 321b. per peck; and SiDs at the rate of 121b. per peck, both Amsterdam weight. ?? week William ...
... POTATOE :\IURIAIN. f To the EDIToR f tIe AiiSntxiI i JOLICAL.kI_ h SRThe calamitous and extensive appearance of a disease bearing the abovi naimie, in) a necessary of life so highly import- ant to all classes in the community, buit mnore especiaily to ...
... th(: best crop. :1 Much also woul(' depend oii the seed potatoes, whether they Avere sound seed or from potatoes that were affleted last Heaiin. 4. I have loll- 1ieei of opinion that tlw potAto crop w'll mluch eudpcl on the weather at thi time or tlay ...
... TEE POTATOE DISEASE ____ Po the EDITOR of the A3FRDEUS? JOURNAL. SIa,-As the time of year is now approaching for potatoe planting and as this plant is extensively used among all classes of theCoMMumity, Ithinkitis thedutyofeveryoneto state whatever they ...