nec non et sterilis quae stirpibus exit ab imis, hoc faciat, vacuos si sit digesta per agros: nunc altae frondes et rami matris opacant crescentique adimunt fetus uruntque ferentem.
So, too, the sucker, which springs barren from the bottom of the stem, would do likewise, if set out amid open fields: as it is, the mother trees branches and deep leafage overshadow it, robbing it of fruit as it grows, and blasting it in the bearing.
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