Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 444
e palegreen. The leaves on this potato were farther apart thanusual. You would hardly have known it to be the samekind of a plant. It bore one potato, an inch across, andthe potato from which it had grown was hollow inside andhad become one half the size it was first.Your loving reader, Edith… … A mass of potato-vines grown in darkness. This experiment is easily performed by planting the potatoes in earthin a flower-pot or box and covering all by a large box. can easily do such experimenting with plants ina dark part of the cellar or under a box or in 3closet. MORE UMS flMMJOUW BUI
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