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Excerpt from Russian Cereals: Adapted for Cultivation in the United States
The experimenter, after giving years of study to the subject, learns that the great majority at least of introduced sorts that do best in his own region have uniformly originated in regions having similar soil and climate. In the case of Russian cereals introduced into this country, such parallelism is found to be especially striking. A series of field experiments, beginning with nearly varieties of wheat.
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