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1993-04-01 Report of unusual fruit from Noel Vietmeyer Various page numbered sections,
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1975-01-01 This booklet looks at the effects of chilling, methods of overcoming dormanyc and methods of calculation of chilling hours for fruit tree cultivars. 91 pages, tables
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2001-01-01 Fruit, Berry and Nut Inventoryis an essential reference for all backyard fruit growers and commercial orchardists who care about the rich diversity of fruit, berry, and nut varieties offered by mail-order nurseries in the United States. This comprehensive "catalog of catalogs" is now available in...
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This notebook contains Fruit Crops Fact Sheets on types of fruits. Each contains a listing of varieties, pollination, propagation, planting cultural practices, harvesting, insects, and diseases. Contains index illustrated
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1950-08-01 Bulletin 139 47 pages, illustrated, photos
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1975-01-01 Many mites are microscopic in size, and distinguishing characters given in scientific descriptions are visible only through a high-powered, compound, phase microscope. As a result there is a great need for a non-technical publication that permits the identification of mites under grove conditions...
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1981-01-01 In the past half-century, fruit growing has changed steadily from an activity in which the amateur could compete easily with the professional to one in which only those who were well-grounded in horticultural science and its applications to each fruit could hope to succeed. The present book...
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1991-01-01 "An excellent book that is needed by all who are interested in growing citrus in Florida or elsewhere."--Florida Garden Guide "Filled with tips on growing Florida's claim to fame. . . . Can help anyone grow grapefruit, oranges, lemons, or limes."--Tampa Tribune Whether you're responsible for...
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1980-01-01 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)
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1987-01-01 This publication was used in an intensive course in citrus propagation and nursery management. It includes presentations by university researchers and extension horticulturists, state regulatory officials, citrus nurserymen and other industry representatives. 83 pages