THE CULTURE OF TOBACCO. 



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Beat-all (same as Williams). — Large spreadijig leaf ; fine fibre ; 

 rich, dark and gummy ; export to Great Britain and Germany ; 

 well cured ; makes fine wrappers ; grown in Tennessee and 

 Virginia. 



Belknap. — Sub-variety of Connecticut seed-leaf ; used same as 

 Ci)nnecticut seed-leaf; giux^n in Connecticut, Massachusetts and 

 New York. 



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 OKANGE .ll'l)]) CrjMrAXY, XEXX' YOllK. 



BoNANTA. — A white Bui-ley cross on yellow Oiinncij ; said to 

 possess the qualities of both parents ; very hardy ; popular fijr 

 yellow and mahogany leaf. 



Bull-Faob. — Sub-variety of the Pryor ; large, heavy leaf, oval 

 shaped ; tough ; small stems and fibres ; a luxuriant grower ; used 

 foi' heavy shipping ; makes good wrappers foi' plug ; grown in 

 Virginia, North Carrjlina, and Tennessee. 

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