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Hardy Fruit Growing

Nature, 1947
THE first edition of this book appeared in 1936 ; it is a testament to the distinguished authors that so little change has had to be made in this new edition. A few deletions of material now out of date, a new paragraph here and there to amplify some point in the light of new knowledge, more especially in the section dealing with cultivation and ...
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Fruit Growing Outdoors

Nature, 1947
THE ready sale of Raymond Bush's Penguin Series of booklets on fruit-growing demonstrates the keen demand that exists to-day for sound advice on gardening topics, especially when presented in the easily assimilated form that characterizes the writings of Mr. Bush.
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FRUIT GROWING AT HIGH ALTITUDE

2023
Altitude refers to the height of a point on earth above sea level. How high a settlement unit is located above sea level is one of the main elements that determine the geographical conditions of that settlement. In this context, the concept of elevation can affect both the physical and human characteristics of a place directly and many geographical ...
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Fruit Growing

Kew Bulletin, 1956
H. S. Marshall   +2 more
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The Principles of Fruit-Growing

Nature, 1915
THIS book has in its different editions been used for nearly eighteen years as a standard text-book on commercial fruit-growing, in the Agricultural and Horticultural Colleges of the U.S.A., Canada, and England. The Principles of Fruit-Growing. By L. H. Bailey. Twentieth Edition. Pp. xiv + 432.
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Passion fruit growing in Kenya

Economic Botany, 1963
A brief account is given of a minor fruit-growing industry in Kenya. It is an interesting enterprise, because it exemplifies some problems which are apparent in fruit-growing, especially in the tropics, including pest and disease control and commercial outlets.
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FRUIT GROWING

Notes from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, 1958
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Fruit and Vegetable Intake and Mortality

Circulation, 2021
Dong D Wang   +2 more
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