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THE TURNIP. 109
or six inches in length, an inch and a half in diameter at the
crown, and weighing eight or ten ounces ; skin white, or yel-
lowish-white ; flesh white, dry, very firm, and sugary ; leaves
small, deep green, spreading. Half early, and one of the
best of the dry-fleshed varieties.
Golden Ball. M'Int. Vil.
Yellow Globe.
Bulb produced mostly within the earth, nearly globular,
and very smooth and symmetrical ; skin bright yellow below
ground, greenish above ; leaves compara-
tively small, spreading; flesh pale yellow,
sweet, and well flavored, but not so fine-
grained as that of many other varieties. It
is a good table turnip ; and with the Robert-
son's Golden Stone, which it greatly resem-
bles, the most valuable for cultivation, where
large-sized garden turnips are required. Its GowenBaii.
size is about that of the last named. Average specimens
measure four inches in diameter, nearly the same in depth,
and weigh from twelve to fourteen ounces.
Green Globe. Law.
Green-top White Globe.
Roots of a fine, globular shape, with a small neck and tap-
root ; very white below, and green above, the surface of the
ground ; of medium size, hardy, and firm in texture, but
scarcely so much so as the Green Round ; than which it
arrives at maturity rather earlier. It is somewhat larger than
the White Norfolk ; has large, deep-green foliage ; grows
strongly ; and produces extraordinary crops : but it soon
becomes spongy, and often decays in autumn or early in
winter.
A sub-variety, of larger size and with softer flesh, is known

by the name of Hungarian Green-top Globe.
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The field and garden vegetables of America: containing full descriptions of nearly eleven hundred species and varieties; with directions for propagation, culture, and use. By Fearing Burr, Jr. ...
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29062447
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42073 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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Page 109
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