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Acta Horticulturae
Sweet orange (Citrus sinensis L.) cultivars are the result of somatic mutations accumulated over centuries from a single ancestor. Sweet oranges are usually divided into four groups: Common, Navel, Acidless, and Blood (or Pigmented). Blood oranges are typically grown in the Mediterranean area, especially in southern Italy, and consist of hundreds of ...
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Sweet orange (Citrus sinensis L.) cultivars are the result of somatic mutations accumulated over centuries from a single ancestor. Sweet oranges are usually divided into four groups: Common, Navel, Acidless, and Blood (or Pigmented). Blood oranges are typically grown in the Mediterranean area, especially in southern Italy, and consist of hundreds of ...
Distefano, G. +8 more
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Effect of paclobutrazol on vegetative growth in citrus nursery trees
South African Journal of Plant and Soil, 1989P Allan
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Evaluation of Conifer Wood Biochar as Growing Media Component for Citrus Nursery
Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2020Biagio Torrisi +2 more
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Predacious Mites for Control of Citrus Thrips,(Thysanoptera: Thripidae) in Nursery Citrus
Biological Control, 1999Elizabeth E Grafton-Cardwell +1 more
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The ornamental citrus nursery production in Sicily
2006ZARBA', Alfonso, BUCCA M.
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