Risorse Tagged: Oranges

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  1. Citrus: How to Select, Grow, and Enjoy

    01/01/1980 A guide to growing and enjoying fruits such as oranges, lemons and kumquats, with information on correct climate, varieties, selection, grove landscaping, and uses of citrus in cooking. 176 pages, illustrated, photos (2 copies)
    Citrus Fruit Trees Oranges Lemons Kumquat

  2. The Book of Florida Gardening

    01/01/1962 What grows in Florida - how to grow it and where to get it.
    Florida gardens Tropical Trees Shrubs Mango Avocado Papaya Oranges Grapefruit Hydroponics

  3. Citrus unshiu - Satsuma Mandarin, Satsuma Orange

    Edible Portion: Fruit A small evergreen tree. It has spines. It grows 3-4 m high. The leaves are thin and slightly leathery. They are smooth, andshiny on the upper surface. They are 4-8 cm long. The leaf stalk is 2-4 cm long and has wings. The flowers can occur singly orin small groups in the...
    Oranges Fruits Satsuma Mandarin Satsuma Orange Fruit Trees FPI Plant Information

  4. Citrus sinensis - Orange

    Edible Portion:Fruit, Herb, Fruit Skin, Spice, Flowers An evergreen tree up to 8-10 m high. It spreads to 4 m across. The stem is short, stout and spiny. It has a dense, roundedcrown. The leaves are dark green, sword shaped and tapering towards the tip. They are 5-15 cm long. The leaves have a...
    Oranges Fruits Herbs Spices Edible Flowers FPI Plant Information

  5. Monkey Orange (Strychnos cocculoides): Field Manual for Extension Workers and Farmers

    01/01/2006 With limited resources for plant breeding in developing countries many of the species considered to have potential for focused and relatively rapid improvement do not receive the attention they deserve. Plant breeders have little choice other than to place their limited resources on improving...
    Oranges Agricultural Exten... Farmers Citrus Citrus Groves Fruit Trees

  6. Oranges

    Sketches of orange growers, discussions of the orange-juice industry, a history of oranges, botanical descriptions, and the like, are here combined in a lively, tart, and amusing style.
    Oranges Orange Industry