Saccharum: Sugar: Diseases, Pests, Etc., To Which The Sugar-cane Is Subject: A Note On The Diseases

"Saccharum: Sugar: Diseases, Pests, Etc., To Which The Sugar-cane Is Subject: A Note On The Diseases Of Sugar-cane In Bengal" offers a detailed examination of sugarcane cultivation, focusing particularly on the diseases and pests affecting this vital crop. Authored by A. T. Gage, in collaboration with the Bengal Department of Land Records and Agriculture, this work provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by sugarcane farmers, especially in the Bengal region.

This book explores the various maladies that sugarcane is susceptible to, offering potentially historical perspectives on agricultural science and botany. It is essential for researchers, historians of agriculture, and anyone interested in the cultivation and health of sugarcane.

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