Front Cover

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Table of Contents

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Front Matter

W. E. Craig, A. C. Hatch, F. H. Hammer, Charles G. Smith, W. E. Sexton

ii - xix; 1 - 4

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Major Plant Food Elements for Citrus

R. M. Barnette

4 - 8

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Some Field Tests With Magnesium Sources

W. L. Tait

9 - 13

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The Relation of Foliage to Tree Maintenance and Fruit Production

B. R. Fudge

14 - 18

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The Yellowing of Citrus Leaves

A. F. Camp, Walter Reuther

19 - 22

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The Better Fruit Program

Earl W. Hartt

23 - 25

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The Better Fruit Spray and Dust Program of the Florida Citrus Commission

E. F. DeBusk

26 - 29

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Citrus in Florida and California-A Comparison

H. Harold Hume

30 - 35

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Some New Aspects of Gummosis and Psorosis of Citrus Trees in Florida

Arthur S. Rhoads

36 - 39

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The Introduction of the Chinese Ladybeetle in Citrus Groves

J. R. Watson

40 - 42

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Fruit Quality From the Standpoint of Production

K. E. Bragdon

43 - 44

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Citrus Fruit Buds and Some Factors Influencing Their Differentiation

Chas. E. Abbott

45 - 48

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Developing the Home Market for Florida Citrus Fruits

Isabelle Thursby

49 - 53

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Florida Fruit Packages

Howard Phillips

54 - 58

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The Florida Citrus Commission and Its Work

C. E. Stewart

59 - 63

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Four Years of Citrus Products Research in Florida

Harry W.von Loesecke

64 - 68

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Adverting and Publicizing the Citrus Fruits of Florida

Marvin H. Walker

69 - 71

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Factors in the Maintenance of Markets

A. W. McKay

72 - 75

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Local Use of Citrus Fruit Juices in Citrus Advertising

B. L. Hammer

76 - 78

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The Value of Exhibits in Advertising Florida and Its Fruits

Earl W. Brown

79 - 83

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Florida's Frost Problem

Eckley S. Ellison

84 - 91

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Our Wobbly Rate Structure

H. C. Case

92 - 96

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The Plight of Grapefruit

W. C. Daniells

97 - 102

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The "Color Added" Situation

L. P. Kirkland

103 - 106

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Waterlilies for Florida

Elizabeth C. Lord

107 - 109

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The Growing of Annuals for Winter and Early Spring in the Ridge Section of Florida

David K. Stabler

110 - 112

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Farm Forestry

John C. Gifford

113 - 116

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The Jaboticaba and the Antidesma

David Fairchild

117 - 122

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Effects and After-Effects of Hurricanes oni Sub-Tropical Fruits

H. S. Wolfe

123 - 124

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Control of Mango Blossom-Blight and Anthracnose

H. E. Stevens

125 - 129

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Avocado Spraying Results for 1934

H. E. Stevens

130 - 132

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Commercial Guava Production in Florida

Karl Smith

133

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The Papaya

J. R. Brooks

134 - 136

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Herbs for Florida, Their Use and Commercial Possibilities

J. E. Ireland

137 - 139

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The Lychee

E. L. Wirt

140 - 141

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Lychees in| the P. W. Campbell Grove in Estero Park, Florida

Edith C. Trebell

142

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Loquats

Isabelle Krome

143 - 144

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The Bull Horn Acacia, a Tree That Will Bear Watching

David Fairchild

145 - 147

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Present Status of Lime Bark Diseases

W. B. Tisdale

148 - 149

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Limes and Their Handling

Frank Stirling

150 - 151

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Florida Should Have Plant Quarantine Station

A. H. Andrews

152

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Back Matter

152 - 165

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