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Identifier: peruvianalfalfan118bran (find matches)
Title: Peruvian alfalfa : a new long-season variety for the southwest
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Brand, Charles J United States. Bureau of Plant Industry
Subjects: Alfalfa
Publisher: Washington, D. C. : G.P.O.
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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Fig. 2.—A Plat of Kebilli Oasis Alfalfa Growing on a Plat Contiguous to thatof the Peruvian Variety Shown in Figure 1. Bui. 11 8. Bureau of Plant Industry, U S- Dept of Agriculture. Plate III.
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A Specimen of Peruvian Alfalfa, Showing Flowers and Almost Mature Head. (Natural size.) NDEX. Africa, northern, alfalfa varieties 20 Alefeld, botanical history of alfalfa, notes 18,19 Alfalfa, Arabian, advantages in ostrich farming 9 average height 15 comparison with Peruvian alfalfa 16-18 description and note on zero point 17 growth, compared with Peruvian 17 high optimum temperature, how acquired 18 Arizona, growth, compared with Peruvian alfalfa 15 cultivated, recent botanical history 18-19 flowers, comparison of Peruvian and common variety 23 Grimm, from Minnesota, hardiness , 8 growth, comparison of Peruvian with other varieties 14-16 Guaranda, description and similarity to Peruvian alfalfa 27-28 growth at Phoenix, Ariz 28 where produced 28 hardiness dependent on zero point of growth 8-14 introduction into Germany, date 18 South America, probable origin „ 13 life history study_ 7 Montana, hardiness, seed from Milk River valley 8 not one homogeneous species : 18 Oasis, growth, c

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