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Pomology - Fruit Cultivation & Production blog
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A blog presenting news in the applied life science pomology.
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Information on preparing the land and establishing this crop, tending the fields and harvesting.
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2. Mangosteen
Article discussing the nutritional qualities of this delicious fruit, its soil and climatic requirements, culture and management, pests, diseases and harvesting.
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Plenty of information on planning and layout, planting, cultural management, pest management and varieties, with a fruit grower’s dictionary and calendar.
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4. Guyabano
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.
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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.
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Details of the UK National Fruit Collection, which maintains a genetic stock of cultivated top and bush fruit.
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Detailed descriptions of the fruits that grow in warmer and tropical climates. An online book.
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10. Guapple
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.
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