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Guayule (Parthenium argentatum Gray): a rubber-plant of the Chihuahuan Desert

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1. Verfasser:	Lloyd, Francis E. 1868-1947 (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Washington Carnegie Inst. 1911
Schriftenreihe:	Publication 139
Schlagworte:	Guayule Rubber > Mexico Mexiko
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Beschreibung:	VIII, 213 S.

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adam_text	GUAYULE // • fQ (PARTHENIUM ARGENTATUM GRAY) J (Uj A RUBBER-PLANT OF THE CH1HUAHUAN DESERT BY FRANCIS ERNEST LLOYD Professor of Plant Physiology, Alabama Polytechnic Institute Carnegie/Biicher Depositum iai WASHINGTON, D C PUBLISHED BY THE CARNEGIE INSTITUTION OF WASHINGTON TCRTATIUS OOLLEG VALKENBiU RG (L ) TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Preface ii i List of plates vii CH APTERI —HI STORICAL AC COUNT Original discovery and description 3 The vulgar name 4 Primitive and later uses 5 History of manufacture 7 Methods of extraction 8 The natural supply of shrub 10 Attempts at culture 12 CH APTER II —TH E EN VIRONMENT Geographical distribution 13 Altitudinal distribution 13 Climate 14 Rainfall 14 Air-temperatures 15 Soil-temperatures 18 Soil-moisture 19 Relation of rainfall and temperature to growth 20 Relative humidity 21 Topography and soil 23 Density of growth 2 5 Biotic relations 35 CH APTER III —DE SCRIPTIONOFTHE GU AYULE Seed • 46 Seedling 48 The mature plant 50 Root-system 50 Retonos 51 Method of branching 54 Bio types : 55 Size 56 Surface characters of the stem and method of deter tnining age 57 Field plants •• 57 Irrigated plants 5S The leaves 58 The inflorescence and the flowering period 59 The production of seed 60 CH APTER IV —RE PRODUCTION Methods of reproduction 61 Retonos, normal and induced 61 Seed 6S Rate of reproduction and of growth 75 Rate of growth during germination 75 Rate of growth in maturer plants beyond the seedling stage 79 Rate of growth in terms of stem-length 79 Rate of growth in earlier years after germination 79 Rate of growth in medium-sized plants 81 Rate of growth in irrigated plants 84 Field plants 85 CH APTERV —AN ATOMYAND HI STOLOGY Root 90 Primary structure 90 Secondary structure 90 Hypocotyl 96 Primary structure 90 Secondary structure 99 Later secondary structure 1 o 1 v V ] Table of Contents CH APTERV —AN ATOMYAND HI STOLOGY — Continued Page Age and structure in the seedling T04 Epicotyl 105 The definitive stem 107 Primary structure 107 Secondary structure 109 Origin of the medullary and cortical stereome no Annular structure T14 The effect of abundant water upon anatomical structure 116 Relative volumes of cortex and wood 117 Effect of various amounts of water of irrigation 121 Effect of drought following irrigation 122 Effect of irrigation on the physical characters of the wood 122 The peduncle 124 The leaf 125 Cotyledons 125 Prophylls 126 The definitive leaf 126 CH APTER VI —TH E RE SIN- CA NALSINTHE GU AYULE The canal-systems 165 Primary canals in the root and hypocotyl 165 Primary cortical canals s 166 Medullary canals 169 The canals in the leaf 17 1 Primary canals in branches I71 Secondary canals in root, hypocotyl, and stem 172 Canals in the peduncle 17 2 The canals in retonos 1 7 3 The contents of the canals; their origin 174 The role of resin 174 Resin-content of guayule by analysis 1 7 5 CH APTER VII —TH E OR IGINAND OC CURRENCEOF RU BBER Methods 176 General distribution of rubber in the plant 177 The appearance of rubber in richly loaded tissues 179 Behavior of peridermal divisions toward rubber 179 The development of rubber in the cell - 180 Centers of secretion 181 Rate of rubber secretion relative to growth 183 Rubber-content by chemical methods 185 Variation in relative amount of rubber in field plants 187 Relation of rubber and resin 188 The significance of rubber 188 Summary 190 CH APTER VIII —VE GETATIVE RE PRODUCTION Induced root-regeneration 193 Propagation by cuttings 195 CH APTER IX —TH E CU LTIVATIONOF GU AYULE Forestal operations 199 Present field operations - 199 Suggested rules of practice 200 Harvesting period 202 Reseeding barren ground 202 Cultural operations 203 Seed 203 • The raising of seedlings 203 - Irrigation 208 Transplanting 209 Harvesting cultivated guayule 210 Catch crops 210 Bibliography 211 LIST OF PLATES Facing page PL ATEiA Guayule field with all plants above 4 0 cm removed 1 Lomas of Sierra Zuluaga Y Frontispiece B Guayule field of maximum density, near Apizolaya J 2 A The type specimen of Parthenium argentatuni Gray B Transverse section of a very old stem ( 3 A Upper floor in a guayule factory from which pebble-mills are) charged I s B Lower floor: discharge chutes and ditch from pebble-mills j C A battery of washing and sheeting machines J 4 A Stacks of guayule in bales Continent al-Mexican Rubber Com-] pany s factory I g B Experimental ground, with plants two years old from stocks, f • Cedros J 5 A Station 2, Quadrats 5 and 6 Lomas of Sierra Zuluaga \| B Station 3, Quadrat 1, near Cedros A good stand of mature j- 24 plants : J 6 Plants from Quadrats 5 and 6, Station 2 24 7 A Quadrats (Station 12) with very dense growth Apizolaya B The same, the gxiayule removed / 8; A Narrow type of guayule 6 B Spreading type of guayule ) J 9 A The root-system of guayule j B Groups of plants which started as retonos f 4S C A strongly monopodial retono J 10 An exceptionally tall (130 cm ) individual Caopas 52 11 A A widely spreading (130 cm ) plant o: guayule B A large plant of the usual habit Apizolaya J 5 12 A biotype of guayule The xvinter condition on the left 52 13 A-C Seedlings of typical and atypical guayule , D Seedlings and mature plants of these biotypes J 5 14A An irrigated plant, from a small stock, at the height of flowering _6 B Hembra (on the left) and macho (on the right) guayule J 3 15A Induced retonos on a tap-root One season s growth 1 B Induced retonos on a lateral root One season s growth ) 16 A-C New growths after pollarding 1 gg D Seedlings in limestone soil; E, in gaden soil J 17 A Minimum, average, and maximum seedlings (Station 2, quad-) rat 4) • 6S B Irrigated plant, two years old from a stock Cedros J 18 Seedlings growing in different soils 72 19 Seedlings growing in different soils 72 20A (1) Root-cutting; (2-4) sectorial root-stem cuttings (Exp 146)I B Seedlings grown in different soils J 21 A A branch, one year s growth under irrigation „ B A branch in the height of flowering, second season J 22 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 16 12S 23 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 9 130 24 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 13 132 25 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 10 134 26 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 13 136 27 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 10 13S 28 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 5 140 29 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 6 142 30 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to n 144 31 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 14 146 viii List of Plates Facing P ise PL ATE 32 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 7148 33 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 10 rjo 34 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 9 152 35 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 15 154 36 Anatomical and histological details, figs, r to 8 1 56 37 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 8 158 38 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 18 160 39 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 8 162 40 1 Rubber in canal-cells, nearby cortex and inner ray-cells 2 Older root More rubber in rays 3 Root 2 mm diameter 4 Parenchyma ray from fig 2 5 Upper part of hypocotyl, same age as fig 1 6 Longitudinal section through old wood 7 Longitudinal section through mature leptome parenchyma, with a few parenchyma-ray cells 8 Leptome; elongated elements 9 Companion cells and sieve-tubes No rubber in younger leptome on the left 41 1,2 Cortex, stem of field plant with maximum rubber-content 3 Cortex of a 20-year-old stem 4 Root; rapidly grown seedling, 2 mont hs old Rubber in granules 5 Rubber in process of accumulation in an irrigated plant 6 Primary resin-canal 42 1 Apex of terminal twig of 1908, field plant 2 Near base of same 3 Pseudotylosis with rubber in the ce Is 4 Leptome, field plant 5 Pith of a field stem 10 mm diameter 6 An old leaf-trace 7 Outer cortex of a field stem 8 Outer edge of cortex and inner zone of cork derived from collen- chyma 43 1 Base of 1908 growth, August Cedros, irrigated 2 Growth of 1908 in April 1909 Cedros, irrigated 3 , Cortex, 2-year-old stem Caopas, irrigated [- 192 4 Pith of same plant \| 5 Epidermis and palisade of an old leaf, field plant J 44 A Irrigated plant, 2 years old Basal branches which have rooted 1 are spread apart j- 192 B Mariola showing the same behavior, normal in this species J 45 A Flat filled with paper tubes, 1 square inch in transverse section B Flat with 4-square-inch tubes C Exp 141 (3), i-inch tubes; very poor growth Exp 143, 4-inch 204 tubes D The same, seedlings well grown 46 A Seedlings from experiments indicated B Irrigated plant (Caopas) with a recono
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their origin 174 The role of resin 174 Resin-content of guayule by analysis 1 7 5 CH APTER VII —TH E OR IGINAND OC CURRENCEOF RU BBER Methods 176 General distribution of rubber in the plant 177 The appearance of rubber in richly loaded tissues 179 Behavior of peridermal divisions toward rubber 179 The development of rubber in the cell - 180 Centers of secretion 181 Rate of rubber secretion relative to growth 183 Rubber-content by chemical methods 185 Variation in relative amount of rubber in field plants 187 Relation of rubber and resin 188 The significance of rubber 188 Summary 190 CH APTER VIII —VE GETATIVE RE PRODUCTION Induced root-regeneration 193 Propagation by cuttings 195 CH APTER IX —TH E CU LTIVATIONOF GU AYULE Forestal operations 199 Present field operations - 199 Suggested rules of practice 200 Harvesting period 202 Reseeding barren ground 202 Cultural operations 203 Seed 203 • The raising of seedlings 203 - Irrigation 208 Transplanting 209 Harvesting cultivated guayule 210 Catch crops 210 Bibliography 211 LIST OF PLATES Facing page PL ATEiA Guayule field with all plants above 4 0 cm removed 1 Lomas of Sierra Zuluaga Y Frontispiece B Guayule field of maximum density, near Apizolaya J 2 A The type specimen of Parthenium argentatuni Gray B Transverse section of a very old stem ( 3 A Upper floor in a guayule factory from which pebble-mills are) charged ' I s B Lower floor: discharge chutes and ditch from pebble-mills j C A battery of washing and sheeting machines J 4 A Stacks of guayule in bales Continent al-Mexican Rubber Com-] pany's factory I g B Experimental ground, with plants two years old from stocks, f • Cedros J 5 A Station 2, Quadrats 5 and 6 Lomas of Sierra Zuluaga \| B Station 3, Quadrat 1, near Cedros A good stand of mature j- 24 plants : J 6 Plants from Quadrats 5 and 6, Station 2 24 7 A Quadrats (Station 12) with very dense growth Apizolaya B The same, the gxiayule removed / 8; A Narrow type of guayule \ 6 B Spreading type of guayule ) J 9 A The root-system of guayule j B Groups of plants which started as retonos f 4S C A strongly monopodial retono J 10 An exceptionally tall (130 cm ) individual Caopas 52 11 A A widely spreading (130 cm ) plant o: guayule B A large plant of the usual habit Apizolaya J 5 12 A biotype of guayule The xvinter condition on the left 52 13 A-C Seedlings of typical and atypical guayule \ , D Seedlings and mature plants of these biotypes J 5 14A An irrigated plant, from a small stock, at the height of flowering \ _6 B Hembra (on the left) and macho (on the right) guayule J 3 15A Induced retonos on a tap-root One season's growth 1 B Induced retonos on a lateral root One season's growth ) 16 A-C New growths after pollarding 1 gg D Seedlings in limestone soil; E, in gaden soil J 17 A Minimum, average, and maximum seedlings (Station 2, quad-) rat 4) • 6S B Irrigated plant, two years old from a stock Cedros J 18 ' Seedlings growing in different soils 72 19 Seedlings growing in different soils 72 20A (1) Root-cutting; (2-4) sectorial root-stem cuttings (Exp 146)I B Seedlings grown in different soils J 21 A A branch, one year's growth under irrigation \ „ B A branch in the height of flowering, second season J 22 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 16 12S 23 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 9 130 24 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 13 132 25 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 10 134 26 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 13 136 27 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 10 13S 28 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 5 140 29 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 6 142 30 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to n 144 31 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 14 146 viii List of Plates Facing P 'ise PL ATE 32 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 7148 33 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 10 rjo 34 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 9 152 35 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 15 154 36 Anatomical and histological details, figs, r to 8 1 56 37 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 8 158 38 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 18 160 39 Anatomical and histological details, figs 1 to 8 162 40 1 Rubber in canal-cells, nearby cortex and inner ray-cells 2 Older root More rubber in rays 3 Root 2 mm diameter 4 Parenchyma ray from fig 2 5 Upper part of hypocotyl, same age as fig 1 6 Longitudinal section through old wood 7 Longitudinal section through mature leptome parenchyma, with a few parenchyma-ray cells 8 Leptome; 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title_full	Guayule (Parthenium argentatum Gray) a rubber-plant of the Chihuahuan Desert by Francis Ernest Lloyd
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title_full_unstemmed	Guayule (Parthenium argentatum Gray) a rubber-plant of the Chihuahuan Desert by Francis Ernest Lloyd
title_short	Guayule (Parthenium argentatum Gray)
title_sort	guayule parthenium argentatum gray a rubber plant of the chihuahuan desert
title_sub	a rubber-plant of the Chihuahuan Desert
topic	Guayule Rubber Mexico
topic_facet	Guayule Rubber Mexico Mexiko
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