Volume 3 - 1971 Yearbook
out of print
(Ordering information)
- Acerola Comes to California - Loaded With Vitamin C (7 pgs.)
- F.L.Cooper
- California's Only Pitanga Plantation (8 pgs.)
- Nelson Westree
- The Pitanga (12 pgs.)
- John M. Riley
- Cherry of the Rio Grande, Eugenia aggragata (13 pgs.)
- W. Drysdale
- The Edible Fruited Cacti (12 pgs.)
- Helen Hegyi
- Combatting Frost (9 pgs.)
- W. Drysdale
- Crysophyllum magalismontanum - The Stem Berry (1 pg.)
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- The Carob in California (42 pgs.)
- Paul H. Thomson
- Recipes: Fruit Pemican, Brandied Fruit (3 pgs.)
- Barbara Boop
- The Coconut (7 pgs.)
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- Pitanga Tea (2 pgs.)
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- The African Snail, Achalina fulica, in Florida (6 pgs.)
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- Nematodes in the Garden (6 pgs.)
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- Quail Gardens Foundation (3 pgs.)
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- U.S. Plant Introduction Station (6 pgs.)
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