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Fruits
Directory > Science > Agriculture > Horticulture > Fruits
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| Currants_and_Gooseberries (10) | Fig (4) | Grape@ (29) |
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  Fact sheets on the cultivation of various fruit crops. |
Details of the UK National Fruit Collection, which maintains a genetic stock of cultivated top and bush fruit. |
Information on history, science, folklore, culture. Also photos and nutritional uses. |
Research center and online reference for apple and strawberry growers, also with information about wine grapes and ginseng. |
Features information for scientists, gardeners, and commercial growers, including fact sheets and programs. |
News, information, links and chat for avocado growers in many of the leading growing nations. |
Promoting highbush blueberry growing. Information on the plant, growth, and the product. |
Article following the cultivation of these fruit in the bogs of Massachusetts throughout the year. |
Detailed account of Tamarindus indica, including its origin, cultivation, uses. |
Detailed descriptions of the fruits that grow in warmer and tropical climates. An online book. |
Information on the origins of this fruit, its climatic requirements, varieties, general cultivation and uses. |
Information on growing this small tree with details of its cultivation, pests and diseases and uses. |
Much information on this crop, its origins and distribution, varieties, culture, harvesting, storing and uses for food and other purposes. |
Description of this tree with edible fruit and much information on its origins, distribution, cultivation and uses. |
Horticulture professor's survey of the taxonomy and culture of the world's major fruit crops. |
Information on this crop, its taxonomy, history, world production, botanical description, culture, harvesting and nutrition. |
Researchers in Hawaii are using micropropogation techniques and genetic studies to ensure that only productive plants are grown. |
The quince is a less-known relative of pears and apples. Researchers at the National Clonal Germplasm Repository are seeking further cultivars to include in their collection of genetic material. |
Includes information on the history of these crops, cultivation methods and techniques. |
Information on preparing the land and establishing this crop, tending the fields and harvesting. |
Plenty of information on this crop with instuctions on planting and growing, pruning and problems. |
Fact sheets for about twenty little known fruits that can be grown in California with a description of each, its culture and a list of suitable cultivars. |
Information on this tree, its description, culture and cultivars. |
Volodymyr Mezhenskyj provides information on unusual edible fruits, with photographs of barberry, cornelian cherry, Japanese quince, hawthorn, rowan, sea buckthorn and others. In English, Ukrainian and Russian. |
This UK scheme aims to provide commercial growers with planting material descended from proven, healthy, vigorous stock. It covers soft fruits and top fruits, hops and cobnuts. |
Includes newsletter, research reports, news, and commercial tree fruit production guide. |
Online edition of a 133-page manual covering production of orchard fruit crops, compiled by Dr. Robert Belding of the Rutgers Cooperative Extension. |
Information on this crop, grown for its fruit, its biology and morphology, ecology, distribution in the former USSR, utilization and economic value. |
Information on cultivation of the common quince, Cydonia oblonga, including the necessary climate, soils, site, propagation, establishment of orchards and the varieties available. |
Listing of publications available from Australia's NSW Department of Agriculture. Some of the publications, whose topics range from bananas and passionfruit to orchard groundcovers, are free for download, others for sale. |
This downloadable manual provides information on the practical options available for controlling pests and diseases in orchards. |
Information on this crop which is grown for its fruit, its biology and morphology, ecology, distribution in the former USSR, utilization and economic value. |
Provides information on harvesting, packinghouse operations, packing and packaging materials, cooling system, storage, transportation system and processing. |
Provides information on harvesting, packinghouse operations, cooling system, storage, transportation systems and processing. |
Provides information on harvesting, packinghouse operations, cooling system, storage, transportation systems and processing. |
Information from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) on all aspects of date production. |
European Union project collects varieties of minor fruits cultivated around the Mediterranean. Holdings include cornelian cherry, figs, loquat, medlar, pomegranate, sorbus, strawberry tree. Description of project, database of holdings, descriptions and photographs of plants. |
Information from the International Plant Genetic Resources Institute on tropical fruits of the Asia-Pacific-Oceania region, outlining its objectives and activities. Includes bibliography |
Covers all aspects of plant cultivation, biological methods of plant protection, harvesting, processing, handling, packing and storage. |
Covers all aspects of plant cultivation, biological methods of plant protection, harvesting and post-harvest treatment. |
Covers all aspects of plant cultivation, harvesting, processing, handling, packing and storage. |
Project of the National Tropical Botanical Garden in Hawaii. Includes uses, research, varieties, mission, and resources |
Provides photographs and a description of the coconut mite, with information on its distribution, life history, ecology, hosts, damage, economic importance and management. |
Plenty of information on planning and layout, planting, cultural management, pest management and varieties, with a fruit grower’s dictionary and calendar. |
Advice on fruit tree management from the West Virginia University Extension Service. |
Information on the soil ph and fertilizer requirements of most garden fruits, and the use of lime, inorganic and organic manures. |
Information on soils, site preparation, planting, pruning and managing this crop with a list of cultivars suitable for growing in West Virginia. |
An online resource for people who wish to produce fruit on a small scale and who are not legally licensed to use pesticides. From Pennsylvania State University. |
Information on the achievements made by scientists at the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station resulting in the development of disease-resistant varieties and the improvement of fruit quality. |
Includes production guides and newsletters. |
Online information on diseases, pests, natural enemies, chemical management, integrated pest management, harvest and postharvest handling, cider production and farm management, establishing an orchard, choosing a tree fruit nursery, caring for nonbearing trees, and maintaining bearing orchards. |
Chemical analysis of foliage can help determine whether the plant is suffering from any nutrient deficiencies. West Virginia University Experimental Farm offers a service to do this. |
Information on the achievements made by scientists at the Florida Agricultural Experiment Station resulting in the development of disease-resistant varieties and the improvement of fruit quality. |
Description of this tree and its uses, its cultivation and propagation, cultivars and possible sources in the UK and US. Also similar information on the pineapple guave, Acca sellowiana |
Conducts research into the crop. Includes brief details of recent work and findings. |
Online scientific papers concerning fruit and fruit cultivation. |
General production information on this crop, cultural practices, insect pests, diseases, nematodes, weeds and their control. |
General production information on this crop, the cultural practices involved, insect pests, diseases, nematodes, weeds and their control. |
Cranberry history, images, associations, publications, recipes, genetics, statistics, market information, news, pests, weeds, diseases, and reference resources. |
Features publications, research, newsletters, and links. |
Information from India on the cultural requirements, varieties and harvesting of bananas, mango, citrus, grape, guava, papaya, pineapple, pomegranate, avocado, cashew, jackfruit, loquat, mangosteen and litchi. |
Information from India on the cultural requirements, varieties, management, pest control and harvesting of fruit from the date palm, phalsa, custard-apple, bullock’s-heart, aonia, fig and jamun. |
Cooler parts of India have a climate suitable for growing apples, apricots, cherries, peaches, pears, persimmon, plums and strawberries. Notes on suitable varieties, propagation and culture. |
Information and services for growers of coffee and cocoa. |
Discusses several ways to increase fruit stocks including taking cuttings, layering, grafting and budding and the all important selection of rootstocks. |
Tips on growing this crop. |
Information on these techniques to help maximise production from the orchard, including how to deal with abandoned or neglected trees. |
Article from Wikipedia on both bud grafting and whip and tongue grafting, and suitable rootstocks to use for apples, pears, cherries and plums. |
Illustrated information on growing this fruit in the Philippines, the varieties available, plantation management, harvesting, pests and diseases and their control. |
Information on all aspects of growing this fruit in the Philippines including varieties specially suited to the country. |
Information on the selection of seed and grafting material and care of nursery stock, establishing and maintaining a plantation and possible inter-cropping systems. |
A complete guide to the cultivation of this crop, widely grown in the Philippines, with recipes for some of the products that can be made from the fruit. |
This is a non-seasonal variety of guava with an extra large fruit. Illustrated information on growing it in the Philippines, from propagation to harvesting the fruit. |
Article discussing the nutritional qualities of this delicious fruit, its soil and climatic requirements, culture and management, pests, diseases and harvesting. |
This small tree originated in tropical America but is now much cultivated in the Philippines. Illustrated information on its cultivation including propagation, fertilization, pest and disease control and its uses. |
These fruiting plants are semi-tropical annuals of the family Solanaceae and not closely related to the American huckleberry. Article on their cultivation. |
Article on establishing this crop, growing it on, forcing it and details of the various cultivars available. |
A European Integrated Research Project that focuses on all aspects of fruit. |
Information on the climate and site requirements, propagation and cultivation of the native American pawpaw, Asimina triloba. |
Information on soil preparation, planting this crop, care over the years, forcing, harvesting and the varieties available. |
Information on this project to improve coconut production and increase incomes in developing countries through improved cultivation and utilization of the coconut and its products. |
Provides a history of the cranberry in North America and an illustrated account of how cranberries are being cultivated commercially in Eastern Ontario. |
Information on the juneberry or saskatoon, its cultivation, pruning, cultivars, diseases and uses as a garden or commercial crop. |
This fruit is native to Southeast Asia and known for its appealing flavor and natural healing attributes. Provides information on the tree, its cultivation, uses and constituents. |
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