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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Those who got started right; who planted on high, warm, mellow soils; who took
good care of their trees, and followed orange growing as an industry, not a
speculation, are the ones who suffered no loss through the time of depression,
and ...
Those who got started right; who planted on high, warm, mellow soils; who took
good care of their trees, and followed orange growing as an industry, not a
speculation, are the ones who suffered no loss through the time of depression,
and ...
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One knew it not before, but it lost much of its sweet odor and fine color which it
had in India, because it had not the same climate, soil and all that which is
peculiar to that country." The lemon appeared perhaps a little later in these
different ...
One knew it not before, but it lost much of its sweet odor and fine color which it
had in India, because it had not the same climate, soil and all that which is
peculiar to that country." The lemon appeared perhaps a little later in these
different ...
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By reason of its rich soil and abundance of water, and its large number of
neophytes brought into service, it soon advanced to the front rank in
productiveness and wealth. At San Gabriel Mission was formed the nucleus of
California ...
By reason of its rich soil and abundance of water, and its large number of
neophytes brought into service, it soon advanced to the front rank in
productiveness and wealth. At San Gabriel Mission was formed the nucleus of
California ...
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Though comprehended in the same geographical area, and often found
contiguous, they still vary in characteristics of soil, climate and productions as
much as distinctive countries. Prof. Hilgard says: " They are commonly
distinguished into ...
Though comprehended in the same geographical area, and often found
contiguous, they still vary in characteristics of soil, climate and productions as
much as distinctive countries. Prof. Hilgard says: " They are commonly
distinguished into ...
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The uplands, classified as the second grand division of the country, constitute our
great body of agricultural and horticultural lands. As regards soil, elevation, water
supply, and all leading characteristics, these uplands are greatly diversified.
The uplands, classified as the second grand division of the country, constitute our
great body of agricultural and horticultural lands. As regards soil, elevation, water
supply, and all leading characteristics, these uplands are greatly diversified.
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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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