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Figure 1177. — Sorghum halepense. Plant, X X A\ two views of terminal raceme, X 5. (Small, Ga.) 



abundant and very sweet. In this to North Carolina for forage and for 

 country sorgo is cultivated chiefly in the juice which is made into sirup, 

 the region from Kansas and Texas The large panicles of broomcorn, 



