A New Type of Indian Corn From China / By G.N. Collins; Volume no.161

This book presents the findings of Guy N. Collins, a well-known plant breeder, who studied the characteristics of a new type of Indian corn from China. Collins investigated the plant's growth, cultivation, and yield, and provides valuable information about its potential as a food source. This book is a must-read for anyone with an interest in agriculture and plant breeding.

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