. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 14 The Florists'Review :v ;:, irno. ,'uv;iy ill cells the imijiosc til' wluiso ox- islcncr is to si'r\i' ns rciiosilnrics far roser\e material, peiKJiiij; tin" time wlieu the jihiiit ?\viil iia\t' use tor it. Duriiii; August, Sejiteiiiher aiiil Octo- ber the percent aye of sunli^iit is ;ii. Day ill ainl day cmt the leaf cells Avork incessantly. i-rcatinLT coinpoinuls out of raw material, transjioi tiiiLj as inuch a^ is required to ]Miiiits ulieie ^n'owth is poiuL,^ on and transporting the balance to tlie resei'X'e oi' I'epository
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 14 The Florists'Review :v ;:, irno. ,'uv;iy ill cells the imijiosc til' wluiso ox- islcncr is to si'r\i' ns rciiosilnrics far roser\e material, peiKJiiij; tin" time wlieu the jihiiit ?\viil iia\t' use tor it. Duriiii; August, Sejiteiiiher aiiil Octo- ber the percent aye of sunli^iit is ;ii. Day ill ainl day cmt the leaf cells Avork incessantly. i-rcatinLT coinpoinuls out of raw material, transjioi tiiiLj as inuch a^ is required to ]Miiiits ulieie ^n'owth is poiuL,^ on and transporting the balance to tlie resei'X'e oi' I'epository cells. Using Reserve Energy. Then comes .\(i\-eniber. bleak, cold Xovenibei, ^vitll its shortening 'biys, cloudy slxies and c(dd atmosphere. Sun- light is derreascd to a point inatlequate to meet the cuiieiit requirements of growth, and, according to. the system under which v-tdl extension is conducteil. the jdants slmidd ]i;iss into a semi- comatose coiiditinn. This A\ill h,'ip])en and siiould hapjien if the jjlants hudsod sullicieiit leaf- area iluring August, Se]i- tember and October to permit provident provision against such an I'lants whose growth iliuing those month-< of maximum sunlight was sulli- cieiit to ]ieimit the nianiifacturing and storing awjiy oi' lesei \"e building mate- rials ;ii'e now able to claiits during the summer and early fall. At :ill times bear in mind tli.'it it. is the province of the leaves to absorb the colored rays of the s\in, and the condi- tion of the structural work should be such as to permit its reflecting the rays that fall njioii its surface downward onto the leaves of the jilants. To see that all these admonitions are heeded will result in at least a small increase in productivity. AMERICAN CARNATION SOCIETY. The Banquet. The twent\' fifth iinni\ meeting of tl!(> American ('Miiiaticoi .Society, re- ported in full in The K(>\ lew for Jan- nary 1.'7, (doseij with a b;iiii)uet at the I'lanters' hotel. ;i fine
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