text_original: In the upper Mississippi Valley, where plums are somewhat extensively worked on Americana plum roots, grafting is rather common. The side graft and the whip graft are the forms most used. The theory of the production of a dwarf fruit tree by the restraining of its growth has already been mentioned in another chapter.
text_transcription: IN THE UPPER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY WHERE PLUMS ARE SOMEWHAT EXTENSIVELY WORKED ON AMERICANA PLUM ROOTS GRAFTING IS RATHER COMMON THE SIDE GRAFT AND THE WHIPCRAFT ARE THE FORMS MOST USED THE THEORY OF THE PRODUCTION OF A DWARF FRUIT TREE BY THE RESTRAINING OF ITS GROWTH HAS ALREADY BEEN MENTIONED IN ANOTHER CHAPTER
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