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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It was at this time that Europe enriched its orchards by many of these trees, and
that the French* princes carried into their country the damson, the St. Catharine (
a pear), the apricot from Alexandria, and other species indigenous to those ...
It was at this time that Europe enriched its orchards by many of these trees, and
that the French* princes carried into their country the damson, the St. Catharine (
a pear), the apricot from Alexandria, and other species indigenous to those ...
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Some sections, too damp and alkaline for anything else, produce a species of
salt grass. Where the configuration insures sufficient drainage, these lands
produce amazing crops of corn, beets, pumpkins, alfalfa, etc. Small grains are apt
to ...
Some sections, too damp and alkaline for anything else, produce a species of
salt grass. Where the configuration insures sufficient drainage, these lands
produce amazing crops of corn, beets, pumpkins, alfalfa, etc. Small grains are apt
to ...
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The development of the pulp into the full, juicy tissues of the perfect fruit is largely
the work of man, in carefully selecting the best species, improving them by
cultivation, and transmitting the good qualities by the process of budding. Note
the fact ...
The development of the pulp into the full, juicy tissues of the perfect fruit is largely
the work of man, in carefully selecting the best species, improving them by
cultivation, and transmitting the good qualities by the process of budding. Note
the fact ...
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The treo, or shrub, as it might be termed, is regarded by<some botanists as a
distinct species, and by others as a marked variety of the sweet orange. It is very
ornamental, being distinguished by its small, lanceolate leaves; slender, flexible
...
The treo, or shrub, as it might be termed, is regarded by<some botanists as a
distinct species, and by others as a marked variety of the sweet orange. It is very
ornamental, being distinguished by its small, lanceolate leaves; slender, flexible
...
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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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