Annual Report 1959 - BEEP

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MEMBERS EXECUTIVE BOARDMr. Raymond Hein, Q.c., Chairman, representing the Chamber of Agriculture.Mr. M. N. Lucie-Smith, representing Government.Mr. L. H. GarthwaiteIMr. P. de L. d' Arifat ~Mr. L. de ChazalJrepresenting factory owners.Mr. Georges Rouillard, representing large planters. Acting Chairman, April-September.Mr. M. Kisnah }Mr. M. Ramdinrepresenting small planters.MEMBERS RESEARCH ADVISORY COMMIITEEDr. P. O. Wiehe, C.B.E., Chairman.Mr. M. N. Lucie-Smith, representing the Department of Agriculture.Mr. A. d'Emmerez de Charmoy, M.B.E., representing the Extension Service of the DepartmentAgriculture.Mr. G. P. Langlois, representing the Chamber of Agriculture.Mr. P. de L. d'Arifat }Mr. A. Wieherepresenting the Societe de Technologie Agricole et Sucriere.and the senior staff of the Research Institute.
Page 2: MAURITIUS SUGAR INDUSTRYRESEARCHINS
Page 7 and 8: REPORT OF THE CHAIRMANEXECUTIVE BOA
Page 9 and 10: REVENUE & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTYEAR E
Page 11 and 12: TH E main results of research carri
Page 13 and 14: - .- ~ r- ~ - ~ ~-11-the 1959 and 1
Page 15 and 16: -13-both male and female, is now in
Page 17 and 18: -15-The distribution of dominant va
Page 19 and 20: -17-NUTRITION AND SOILSNitrogen. Th
Page 21 and 22: -19-CANE DISEASESThe abnormal growt
Page 23 and 24: -21-result that the cultivation of
Page 25 and 26: -23-pionate (Dowpon) was assessed b
Page 27 and 28: -25-GROUND WATERThe geophysical sur
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Page 31 and 32: -28-GENERAL10th Congress I.S.s.C.T.
Page 33: -30-ISSCT, he stopped in California
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Page 39 and 40: each day, to subject the canes to 4
Page 41 and 42: -36-3. STUDIES ON SEEDLING POPULATI
Page 43 and 44: -38-4. FIRST SELECTION TRIALSOne hu
Page 45 and 46: -40-Sub-humid RegionR.397 26.0 15.1
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Page 49 and 50: NUTRITION AND SOILS1. THE COMPOSITI
Page 51 and 52: -46-The data available are unfortun
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-48-PhosphorusPhosphate nutrition h
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Table 15.Tons Fresh MatterTons Dry
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-51-should receive early attention
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CANEROBERTDISEASESANTOINETwoTable 1
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. -:.-55-blished, of which 803 arpe
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-57-Table 23.Effect of time of tras
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-59-The epidemic of gumming disease
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, \'CANEPESTSJ. R. WILLIAMs1. NEMAT
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Table 28.-63-Estimated tons cane/ar
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-65-fields and which had not been b
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WEEDCONTROLE. ROCHECOUSTE1. INVESTI
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-69-2. EFFECT OF DOWPON ON CANE GRO
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-71-February - March; April- May; J
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-73-Apart from its use - with the o
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~ CANE AREA18&5 IRRIGATED AREAm UND
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-76-which will become available as
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-78-Table 34. Fibre per cent cane a
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-80-being sent to the clarifier. It
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-82-drive machine to be installed i
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14-JA P P R 0 X I M A T E H . P.0 1
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-84-decrease the clearance of the l
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-85-REFERENCESAnon (1957). Sugar fa
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-87-Table 44. Riche en Eau - Clarif
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-89-speed up settling rate.Another
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Experiment (a)-91-Details of cycle
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-93-sugar polarisation however incr
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-95-(b)Heating of Secondary Juices.
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-97-gelatinization is responsible f
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In order to obtain similar samples,
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Table 59.-101-Comparison between Cu
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