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Sugar Spray Experiment- Cabbage.

15812 Sugar Spray Experiment- Cabbage. http://www.agriculture.purdue.edu/acorn/sugarspray.html Sugar-Water Treatment: For each application of sugar-water, dissolve 6 tablespoons of sugar in a quart of water. Spray plants in the sugar spray treatment plot until the entire quart is emptied. This spray will coat plants and the plot soil surface with sugar-water. Crops > Cabbage > Research transplanting   cabbage   head   overhead   irrigation   measuring   tape   plants   spray   treatment   receiving   water   planting   date   irrigate   cocoons Jan 1, 2006  

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