... seeds for another crop, inasmuch as turnips, beets, carrots, parsnips, and ... REFERENCES 495 Fascicled Water roots Knees Adventitious roots Duration ...

... in the habits of the people, especially with reference to the in- creased consumption of vegetable food. This is confirmed by the historical fact that, until the commencement of the sixteenth century, no salads, carrots, turnips, or other edible roots were grown in ...

... in the habits of the people, especially with reference to the increased con-' sumption of vegetable food. This is confirmed by the historical fact that, until the commencement of the sixteenth century, no salads, carrots, turnips or other edible roots were grown in ...

... Dau- cms Crcticus; D. Candianus, Myrrhis annua, Candy Carrot. The seeds of this plant are acrid and ... were bishop's weed, stone parsley, smaliage, and wild carrot. CARMOT. A name given, by the alchy- mists, ...

... luke warm water for two hours before cooking. Carrots and turnips should be steeped in salted cold ... 160 1 80 1 65 3*T 7 Carrots 350 2 05 80 String Beans 7 60 ...

... is desired, the common vegetables such as onion, carrot, turnip, parsley, etc., may be used in equal ... 1. Roots and tubers, such as potatoes, beets, carrots. Succulent tubers include carrots, parsnips, turnips, salsify, and ...

... Parfnips are more nourifhing and lefs flatulent than carrots, which they alfo exceed in the fweetnefs of ... afporagus, fpinnage, lettuce, parfley, fuccory, purflane, turnips, potatoes, carrots, and radifhes, may be fafely eaten. On- ion*, ...

... a milky juice. The root is spindle, or carrot shaped, of a light brownish colour on the ... and resembles both in size and form, the carrot. In the spring it is very poisonous, in ...

... 0 6.1 9.0 7.0 78 Carrots 343 2.2 44.9 17.3 7. ... white Beef Bread, white Candy Bread, white Candy Carrots Candy- Corn flakes Cheese Chicken Corn meal Corn ...

... sweeter vegetables be grown. Tap-rooted things, as carrots and parsnips, require a good depth of soil. ... plants to grow too rampant and rank-flavoured. Carrots it cankers, and it disagrees with many things.' ...