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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1990
Page
15
This article explains seed propagation including advantages and risks with hybrids, seedbed preparation, sowing depth, thinning, and germination conditions. It covers container setups like wooden flats and pant bands, watering techniques, and temperature ranges for rapid germination, plus notes on protecting seedlings. It notes next week’s topic: basics of asexual propagation.
Successful Farming highlights crambe and rapeseed seeds as sources of HEA oil that prevents cling wrap from sticking to itself. USDA official Joe Roetheli promotes industrial uses for oilseed crops, aiming to cut foreign oil imports and boost domestic products through plants like crambe and rapeseed grown in Idaho, Canada, Europe, and the Delta.
A compact tour of holiday thoughts from poets and authors over two millennia. The piece strings lines from Matthew, Shakespeare, Dickens, Bronte, Moore, Bayly, and others, noting Christmas lore and New Year wishes across eras and places, with brief references to notable works and figures.
A roundup of gardening books suitable for holiday gifting. Titles include A Bouquet of Flowers by Barbara Milo Ohrbach and The Language of Flowers edited by Sheila Pickles, with guides on pest control, garden design, and potpourri. Notable authors include Mirabel Osler and Peter Loewer. prices and publishers vary.
Scientists at the USDA ARS in Urbana explore modified activase genes from spinach to enhance rubisco efficiency in Arabidopsis thaliana leaf cells. If successful, crops like soybeans could yield more by fixing carbon dioxide more efficiently, feeding future plant-gene mapping efforts.
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