986, S§[§',l`Yy,l{IN'I;H Sass. II. 1921,
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been aggoprra , su _r1bed or contributed y Statgs, county or __ g mg lrical a toigtieshor by mdivuguals orPorgan1zat&olr1·stfor`i)tg;11eta<;c;>krn- N GH 0 suc? , _._ c {‘ _ } {xii ALO 0 18 ¤¤•:·?g appr0priatio:r:‘ha gipay the alue of trees or other ‘ t ‘ pro i¤` ox., , _ .
°'°"" I£(i·¤Ehe iiivestigation ofydgseases ofcotton potatoes, truck crops,
1 1 fora maps, 0drua¢a¤·i,re1s¢od ipieots. $@,570, of whioh $7,000 Rwmtd tm or investigations relating, to the on l ba, »=i·i iiw ell. 2 · aw · ~ dgigrgp plant vlmi- of crop, plants and for and _ ._ — ?im°°mii°°' V F°’·`¤*P.- .i"““$‘¤tt°° t°Y°st£’§Q¤?* $i6’780! ~ i` e ~ s;t°,?“1..‘¥‘,1,“§?,‘T°°”°‘* Jet e . ¥rt~¤t¤o¤.mr¤strs¤t1o¤¤»of ootton. oom, _ and om tropical regions, and_;for the ' imprqvementgo gotten and other fiber plants by cultural methods breeding, and selection, for ydetermnunga the feasibility of, ’},‘§,,Y’,§.‘{°”·°*°‘ increase? the production eg fibers outsi of the continental blgglgonseed inter- p }' lh ‘ , xm notiulore $$7,500 °` of»thisas¤¤m.moy;b¤ experiments irrgotonsood mtor- p»£“§?“`°'°‘“°‘“‘ b ' =PMoid¤¢·fw¢A¤r. That o this Sum $50, _ my bo used forébey y méions, and field experiments relating to potential I'!] Ev HC _ , · · . r ` D'°"p1“"”·°‘°‘ For the invelaiggtion, testing, and i rovement of plants yielding drugs,. spices, poisons, oils, and relalgd products and by- roducts . . . . P . gg _for general physiological and fermentation investigations, ¤s(g.?¤%¤:¤l°h°°1°gy; For crop technological investigations, including the study of plant-infesting nematodes, $54,340. A ,,,‘§°,gi'f,‘§,f'§‘,,, °°°“’ For studying andstssting commercial seeds includ' the testing ’1‘¤¤¤¤¤¤¤=¤¤*¤¤· ow- of samplesof seeds, of_grasses,-clover, or alfalfa, 1awn?grass seeds secured m the open»market,_and where such samples are ound to Sgzediugraxtid or, tlietlresults of lthe Eests Slhall gc; Pm an mg 1 ge er yvi enameso e persons ywom e see ¤*<·¤ gf ·0‘¤**¤¤0¤0 §v1;re;oifei·ed forcsale, and for carrying out the provisions of the °°°xiiii.av,`n soc., Act.approved,Au§lxst 24, 1912, entited ,,‘An Act to regulate foreign """•’·”°“ commerce pro 'biting the inuythe United States of M. °°"°‘*i" ”°‘ was °*§daé€f?$“1‘t“i`itl”“d“ “”“°50§§ ’§§ft“3§ %»"madP°?°S” · Thnrtyvsev , x s a arge, page , : r _ , swish t'2‘£1,’§°° °‘i~£`§"°%d ·iZS°s‘if£i" “$i?°“’“ “‘“’ ii ‘€§'Qd1*‘€L’ ‘“i*"""‘5 ' reo,_e n1 V a in eex nseso nnrnaion Seed Testing, Congrem in carrying outhpglans for correlating the work of the various adhering governments on problems relating to seed analysis or other subjects which the congress may determine to Cmd: be necessaryrin the interest of international seed trade. , 1mpmvi¤;,m. For the investigation and improvement of cereals, including corn and methods ,of_oeros1_ production, and forjthe study and control of cereal dxseasesymcludxng barberry eradmation, and for the investi- g|t10I1=0f,:d·h6 cultivation and breeding of ilax for seed purposes including a study of ilax diseases, and for the investigation and P I improvement of roomoorn and methods of broomcoznr reduction, am spin asses- $737,200: Pnovided, That.$375,000 shal1,·be·set aside-for die location wgénm, mu mm of and destruction of the ·barberry· bushes and other vegetation from s••¤¤•.¢;. , which rust spores originate: Provided further, That $ 5,000 of this amount shall be availa 1e_ for expenditure only; when an egual amount shall have been appropriated, subscribed, or contribute by States,
