Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . 11 11 11 31 9/ 91 SI 5/ S/] v; >; t/ (1 ti Zl Zl ^ Zl Zl II II II 01 01 01 6 6 6 8 8 e / L L 9 9 9 S S S s 6789 10 {II121374IS ;g -1 10 ?II1213?14 1. Method of Marking Tent. gation, with the idea of eliminating some of these guesses if result of my efforts in this direction I Mill expose to you in theremainder of my address. In order to secure uniformity of results it was evident that the dosagemust be calculated in respect to the contents of tented trees. As men
Appendix to the Journals of the Senate and Assembly of the ..session of the Legislature of the State of California . 11 11 11 31 9/ 91 SI 5/ S/] v; >; t/ (1 ti Zl Zl ^ Zl Zl II II II 01 01 01 6 6 6 8 8 e / L L 9 9 9 S S S s 6789 10 {II121374IS ;g -1 10 ?II1213?14 1. Method of Marking Tent. gation, with the idea of eliminating some of these guesses if result of my efforts in this direction I Mill expose to you in theremainder of my address. In order to secure uniformity of results it was evident that the dosagemust be calculated in respect to the contents of tented trees. As men-tioned at the Riverside Convention, a method was worked out in which,l)y knowing the around the bottom and over the top of thetented tree, the contents can be readily determined. These measure-ments were at first secured by means of a tape line. This was alaborious process, especially so in securing the distance over the top ofthe tree. Early this year, while doing some fumigation work in Florida 106 PROCEEDINGS OF THIRTY-FIFTH FRUIT-GROWERS CONVENTION. with Mr. Morrill, another agent of the United States Bureau of Ento-mology, I was acquainted with a system of marking tents whereby thedistance over the top of the tree can be easily secured. A diagra
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