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The results with the 

 pear buds are practically 

 the same as with the 

 cherries. Although but 

 75.1 per ct. of the 602 

 treated buds set only 

 87.6 per ct. of the 759 

 checks lived, making the 

 difference but slightly 

 more than with the 

 cherries. The growth, 

 also, although in some 

 cases several inches 

 shorter than the checks, 

 averaged nearly eq^ual to 

 them. 



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