eight-rowed

Plant five to six feet in height, moderately strong and vigorous; ears eight-rowed, and of remarkable size, -- exceeding, in this respect, almost every sort used for the table in the green state.

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A variety remarkable for the extraordinary size of the ears, which, if well grown, often measure thirteen or fourteen inches in length: they are comparatively slender, and uniformly eight-rowed.

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The kinds preferred there, are an eight-rowed variety, procured originally from

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Ears ten to twelve inches in length, uniformly eight-rowed when the variety is pure or unmixed; kernel copper-red, rather large, somewhat broader than deep, smooth and glossy; cob comparatively small, pinkish-white; stalk six feet in height, producing one or two ears, about two feet and a half from the ground.

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Canada -- the brilliant, rounded little pearl -- the bright red grains and white cob of the eight-rowed hæmatite -- the swelling ears of the big white and the yellow gourd seed of the South.

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Canada; the Cass corn, another eight-rowed variety, and the Dutton corn, each of which averages about 60 lbs. to the bushel.

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In Michigan, the _dent_ variety in dry seasons produces the best crops on sandy loam, as its roots run deeper than the common _eight-rowed_ yellow or white.

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In the more Northerly and Easterly States they cultivate the golden sioux, or Northern yellow flint, the King Philip, or eight-rowed yellow, the Canadian early white, the Tuscarora, the white flour, and the Rhode Island white flint.

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The mixing of the eight-rowed yellow with the Ohio dent has, so far as my experience goes, been beneficial in increasing the yield.

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Stalk and general habit similar to Darling's Early; ears six to eight inches long, an inch and a half or an inch and three-fourths in diameter, regularly eight-rowed; the kernel, when ripe, is semi-transparent yellow.

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