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CRor OF BLACK WHEAT. The Philadel-
Phia U. s. Gazette states, that Messrs }. & L.
Moss, of that city, who in 1916 were travelling
in Canada, saw some wheat with black heads,
just harvested. They learned that British Of
iicer had the year previous shot a wild goose,
from the crop Of which few grains of wheat
were taken and planted. They produced
goodly harVest-long, strong straw, and richly
supplied heads, nearly black. Messrs. M. ob-
tanned a few grains of this new wheat, and on
their return gave them TO MIR. Landreth, who
planted them, and this year he has a crop which
in all points resembles that Of the Canada
growth The heads are nearly black, or purple, |
strongly bearded, and literally supplied with
large hard grains.