  CHAPTER I. COMMERCIAL AND ORNAMENTAL IMPORTANCE OF THE PECAN. CHAPTER II. NATIVE AND CULTIVATED RANGE. CHAPTER IV. VARIETIES OF PECANS. CHAPTER VI. PROPAGATION OF THE PECAN. CHAPTER VII. TOP-WORKING PECANS. CHAPTER VIII. SOILS AND THEIR PREPARATION. CHAPTER IX. WHAT VARIETIES TO PLANT. CHAPTER X. PURCHASING AND PLANTING PECANS. CHAPTER XI. CULTIVATION AND FERTILIZATION. PART IV. Harvesting. Marketing. CHAPTER XIII. GATHERING, STORING AND MARKETING PECANS. CHAPTER XIV. FUNGOUS AND OTHER DISEASES OF THE PECAN. CHAPTER XV. INSECTS ATTACKING THE PECAN. CHAPTER XVII. PECAN LITERATURE. Pecan Nuts—uniform in size, color and shape. Variety, Curtis. Pecan Nuts—uniform in size, color and shape. Variety, Curtis. THE PECANANDITS CULTUREBY |
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