NATURALIZED PLANT IMMIGRANTS
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NATURALIZED PLANT IMMIGRANTS Produced: 1929
Description Shows plants, alien to the United States growing in their natural habitats and under cultivation in the U.S. Reel 1, agricultural explorers examine plants in Sumatra, Manchuria, and China. Imported plants are inspected and fumigated in a Washington, D.C. laboratory. Includes shots of orange and persimmon groves. Reel 2, avocados, dates, olives, pistachio nuts, durum wheat, and rice are cultivated in the U.S. Reel 3, sorghum, sudan grass (a forage plant), soybeans, and cotton are grown in the U.S.
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