 | Andrew Jackson Downing - 1845 - 634 páginas
...of the original species would be very few ; while if gathered from a garden tree, itself some time cultivated, or several removes from a wild state,...departures from the original form. It is true that all or most of its seedlings will still retain a likeness to the parent, but a few will differ in some... | |
 | John J. Thomas - 1849 - 432 páginas
...form of the original species would be very few ; while if gathered from a garden tree, itself sometime cultivated, or several removes from a wild state,...departures from the original form. It is true that all or most of its seedlings will still retain a likeness to the parent, but a few will differ in some... | |
 | Andrew Jackson Downing - 1849 - 624 páginas
...of the original species would be very few ; while if gathered from a garden tree, itself some time cultivated, or several removes from a wild state,...created, has always afterwards some tendency to make turther departures from the original form. It is true that all or most of its seedlings will still... | |
 | Minnesota State Horticultural Society - 1887 - 980 páginas
...demonstrated the truth of what AJ Downing uttered over forty years ago, viz: " Once in the posession of a variety which has moved out of the natural into...and this variety which we have created, has always afterward some tendencies to make further departure from the original form." Mr. Loudon took the Sharpless,... | |
 | Minnesota - 1888 - 668 páginas
...demonstrated the truth of what AJ Downing uttered over forty years ago, viz: " Once iu the posession of a variety which has moved out of the natural into...and this variety which we have created, has always afterward some tendencies to make further departure from the original form." Mr. Loudon took the Sharpless,... | |
 | Minnesota State Horticultural Society - 1888 - 480 páginas
...demonstrated the truth of what AJ Downing uttered over forty years ago, viz : " Once in the posession of a variety which has moved out of the natural into...and this variety which we have created, has always afterward some tendencies to make further departure from the original form." Mr. Loudon took the Sharpless,... | |
 | 1918 - 500 páginas
...artificial product — especially if it has marked differences or shows improvement over the original, we have in our hands the best material for the improving process. Why do not varieties produce the same from seed? Why if we plant the stone of a Lombard Plum will it... | |
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... cultivated, or several removes from a wild state, though still a mazzard, the seedlings will show great variety of character. Once in the possession of a variety, which has moved out of the natural into a more domesticated form, we have in our hands... 