y high walls with armed labor makes it feasible to transport the plants for con- p'7 eagerly sought and carefully guarded, but efforts guards at the gates. However, several processes are siderable distance by pack train or wagon. Sometimes described by Dr. F. Altamirano* in the Boletin de la for… … are capable of producing seeds, and each of these only first attempted to extract it in commercial quantities, but a paying basis was not reached until some years Extra large guayule bush. one. Most of the rubber of commerce is produced by plants later. In 1905, according to consular reports, the…
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