The Orange: Its Culture in California: With a Brief Discussion of the Lemon, Lime, and Other Citrus Fruit. With an Appendix on Insects Injurious to Citrus Trees, and how to Combat Them. (From the Work of the Hon. Matthew Cooke) |
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... orange industry that we have ever known. The trees set unusually full, and this
alone had a tendency to dwarf the fruit and detract from its good qualities. Then
there were late frosts so severe that some of the fruit was nipped, and its juices ...
... orange industry that we have ever known. The trees set unusually full, and this
alone had a tendency to dwarf the fruit and detract from its good qualities. Then
there were late frosts so severe that some of the fruit was nipped, and its juices ...
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Another Arabian physician, Avicenna, employed the juice of the bigarade (bitter
orange) in a medicinal syrup which he called alkedere. The orange was from the
first valued not alone for the beauty of its foliage and quality of its fruit and for its ...
Another Arabian physician, Avicenna, employed the juice of the bigarade (bitter
orange) in a medicinal syrup which he called alkedere. The orange was from the
first valued not alone for the beauty of its foliage and quality of its fruit and for its ...
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Their juice is used for seasoning food, because it is cool, pricks the palate, and
provokes appetite. * * * There is a species of cedar called cedre maritime, whose
plant is small but productive, giving very fine fruits as large as a man's head.
Their juice is used for seasoning food, because it is cool, pricks the palate, and
provokes appetite. * * * There is a species of cedar called cedre maritime, whose
plant is small but productive, giving very fine fruits as large as a man's head.
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In time the juice is absorbed entirely, leaving the pulp a dry, spongy mass.
Concerning the capacity of production, there is great variance. Mr. H. M. Beers
has the largest tree in Riverside. It is seventeen years old, and the trunk
measures three ...
In time the juice is absorbed entirely, leaving the pulp a dry, spongy mass.
Concerning the capacity of production, there is great variance. Mr. H. M. Beers
has the largest tree in Riverside. It is seventeen years old, and the trunk
measures three ...
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The fruit is very small, saffron-colored, flattened at the ends, and the skin parts
readily from the pulp, while the pulp divides readily into sections without tho loss
of juice. It has a peculiar fragrance and flavor, but altogether amounts to little
more ...
The fruit is very small, saffron-colored, flattened at the ends, and the skin parts
readily from the pulp, while the pulp divides readily into sections without tho loss
of juice. It has a peculiar fragrance and flavor, but altogether amounts to little
more ...
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| Título | The Orange: Its Culture in California: With a Brief Discussion of the Lemon, Lime, and Other Citrus Fruit. With an Appendix on Insects Injurious to Citrus Trees, and how to Combat Them. (From the Work of the Hon. Matthew Cooke) |
| Autor | William A. Spalding |
| Editora | Press and Horticulturist Steam Print, 1885 |
| Original de | Universidade de Cornell |
| Digitalizado | 25 Jun 2009 |
| Número de páginas | 97 páginas |
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