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As above noted, the Experiment Station has since 1890 had under Observation several apples of Russian origin, and other varieties originating either in the colder parts of Maine or in the northwest. All Of these varieties are hardy and most of them are productive. Very few of them, however, are worthy of general dissemination in those parts of Maine where the well known varieties of English and American origin will thrive. In the northern part of the State some of them are valuable and some are worthy of culture under any conditions. The accom panying table gives a concise description and estimate of the value of the several varieties tested, both for the northern coun ties and for the general apple growing sections of the. State. The most promising sorts are treated-more in detail.

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