... I consider not only the formation of an exact ideal, but the writing out of a most minute and exact description of precisely what in every particular the ideal plant should be and the ...
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DIFFERENCE IN FOOD REQUIREMENTS THROUGH VARIATION IN WEIGHT · Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences · 2006
... In this connection, it may be interesting to know the ideal weight for persons of a given height. Table V shows the various heights for both men and women, in inches, and then gives ...
The Ideal Series for Girls Each, one volume, cloth decorative, 12mo, $1.00 A Little Cook Book for a Little Girl
... The first requisite for the growing of the best seed is a clear-cut ideal of the exact shape, form, color, and general characteristics sought in the variety being grown. The second requisite is ...
With this description in hand, search out one or more plants which seem the nearest to the ideal. In doing this it should be kept in mind that the character of the seed is ...
... Milk is used to such a great extent because it fills many of the requirements of an ideal food. It is generally liked, requires little or no time for preparation, agrees with the majority ...
[Illustration: FIG. 34--DWARF CHAMPION. NOTE CHARACTER OF FOLIAGE] · W. W. Tracy · 1907
... Bailey says, "Of all those which have more points of resemblance than of difference," and a description of the variety is of that ideal which in common practice is not fixed, but may and ...
[Illustration: EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON MICRO-ORGANISMS] · United States Department of Agriculture · 1977
... There is no single, ideal maturity for harvesting or preserving fruits and vegetables. Obviously, the quality of canned or frozen products made from any maturity other than ideal for that specific commodity lacks the ...
... no means impossible that the supposed immunity of Douglas fir from insect injury may be largely due to the almost universal destruction by fire of logging debris which would otherwise afford ideal breeding places.
LECTURE UPON THE CHANNEL ISLANDS, THEIR PEOPLE, AND THE CATTLE. · Willis P. Hazard · 1880
Beauty of form, to my thinking, represents but an ideal, and although one ought to take it into consideration, it is a simple accessory without value of its own, when the question is that ...
is ideal for regulating the speed of your Tomato Sorting Belt. You can get any speed even to a fraction of a revolution at any time by simply turning a small hand wheel. It ...
... Of course, the ideal way is to grow the plants in small flower pots and when they have formed a ball of roots, to set them in the garden. The next best is to ...
It is also well to consider the relative importance of different qualities in connection with the degree to which the different lots approach the ideal in these respects. Such a course of selection intelligently ...
... Pears can be stored ideally at 30° to 31° F. The highest freezing point for pears is about 29°. Since pears are likely to shrivel, keep the humidity at 90 percent. Most pears won ...
... A diet composed entirely of cooked food is not so ideal as one in which some raw food is included, because raw foods contain substances that are essential to health. The change that takes ...
There has been considerable criticism of the Howard method of analyzing tomato products, and it cannot be denied that the method is far from being ideal. It is the best method that we have ...
The chances are that you will not find a spot of ideal garden soil ready for use anywhere upon your place. But all except the very worst of soils can be brought up to ...
... Only a very moderate heat may be applied at first, 110 degrees Fahrenheit being considered the ideal temperature for beginning. As it is difficult to hold an oven at such a low temperature if ...
The first step in selection is to establish clearly the ideal to be sought, recording it in detail on paper for future reference. Selections should be made on the basis of the plant, not ...
... The stock seed bulbs should, however, be well matured, small necked, uniform in size, and selected according to an ideal shape. Onion seed from undersized bulbs is not so desirable, even for set growing ...
“The Acme of Canning Apparatus” ELYRIA GLASS ENAMEL—tough, elastic, a part of the fiber of the steel itself—is the ideal equipment for the manufacture of tomato products. The sanitary qualities of =glass ...
... Swainson--the precise and fastidious Swainson--who, from the number and boldness of his hypothetical views in every department of Zoology, may be truly regarded as the beau-ideal of a speculative naturalist--one ...
... The remaining trees would have been improved by thinning to prevent this loss, for the greatest diameter growth is made when the stand is open, and the ideal is to have just the density ...
... Where a small area is to be grown, the transplanting process is the ideal method, but for large acreages and where labor is difficult to obtain, this would not be practical. After transplanting, the ...
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