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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... 250,000 boxes, and would have filled 700 freight cars at the rate of 350 boxes
per car. The remarkable keeping qualities of our oranges— due in a measure, no
doubt, to their thick rind— renders their shipment long distances quite feasible.
... 250,000 boxes, and would have filled 700 freight cars at the rate of 350 boxes
per car. The remarkable keeping qualities of our oranges— due in a measure, no
doubt, to their thick rind— renders their shipment long distances quite feasible.
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With this union, the portions of the thick rind which came within ihe sphere
degenerated into the thin membranes which we now find. The development of
the pulp into the full, juicy tissues of the perfect fruit is largely the work of man, in
carefully ...
With this union, the portions of the thick rind which came within ihe sphere
degenerated into the thin membranes which we now find. The development of
the pulp into the full, juicy tissues of the perfect fruit is largely the work of man, in
carefully ...
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The leading varieties are the Riverside Navel, Mediterranean Sweet, Paper Rind
St. Michael and Maltese Blood, all foreign fruits. Some attention was paid a few
years ago to the Konah, Wilson's Best, Wolfskill's Best, Baldwin's Favorite, Du Roi
...
The leading varieties are the Riverside Navel, Mediterranean Sweet, Paper Rind
St. Michael and Maltese Blood, all foreign fruits. Some attention was paid a few
years ago to the Konah, Wilson's Best, Wolfskill's Best, Baldwin's Favorite, Du Roi
...
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Thin -Skinned or Paper Rind St. Mjchael. — Fruit small, round, thin- skinned, high
-flavored and a delicious sub-acid ; one of the best budded varieties and
destined to increase in popularity ; keeps well and therefore a good shipper. A
vender ...
Thin -Skinned or Paper Rind St. Mjchael. — Fruit small, round, thin- skinned, high
-flavored and a delicious sub-acid ; one of the best budded varieties and
destined to increase in popularity ; keeps well and therefore a good shipper. A
vender ...
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Of the fruit, Dr. Davis, in his book on orange culture, says : ' This fruit belongs to
the loose-rind species, Citrus Auranti- um Japonicum, is medium size, flattened,
deep orange color, smooth, thin skin, which is sweet, aromatic and easily ...
Of the fruit, Dr. Davis, in his book on orange culture, says : ' This fruit belongs to
the loose-rind species, Citrus Auranti- um Japonicum, is medium size, flattened,
deep orange color, smooth, thin skin, which is sweet, aromatic and easily ...
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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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