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Description
Funding: Digitization funded in part by a National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) Major Initiatives Grant (RM-100281) awarded to the University of California, Merced Library.
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image
Format
1 negative: black and white
Form/Genre
Negative
Identifier
ark:/86071/d2pn4j UCCE_VEN_048_008_00233_m
Language
English eng
Subject
tree trunk roots
Place
Montalvo (part of inhabited place) Ventura (county) California (state)
Location
Box 048, Folder 008
Transcription
[Written on photograph] Wayne Montgomery, Montalvo, January 2, 1937. Showing surface rooting habits of walnuts due to over-irrigation. [Negative digitized]
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