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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 11 (March 1875) (1875)

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into the platform with the vain hope of the one which should be universally adopted. Each forgets pruned in this way the wound readily and rapidly heals, and making his abrupt departure look as if it were less involun- that the vine grows and produces fruit in almost every soil commences to be… … wood. The young wood Fig. should, therefore, be shortened back but lit- tle—say one third, or not more than one half—as otherwise it will expend its strength only in forming new wood. We have seen numerous instances in which, because of the ig- norance of the pruner, a pear tree, for instance, has…

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