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Hortus third

L. H. Bailey, Liberty Hyde Bailey Hortorium., Ethel Zoë Bailey

1976

Handa's Surprise

Eileen Browne

1994 ★ 4.4

Henderson's mid-summer catalogue

Peter Henderson & Co

1895

The fruit hunters

Adam Gollner

2008

Discover healthy cooking the 5 a day way

1996

Organic tree fruit management

Linda Edwards

1998

Fruit

Morris Krok

1984

Bees in relation to fruit

J. Hoyes Panton

1993

Apples, cherries, red raspberries

Brian P. Cleary

2011

Canning for a New Generation : Updated and Expanded Edition

Rinne Allen, Liana Krissoff

2016

The chemical constituents of citrus fruits

J. F. Kefford

1970

The biochemistry of fruits and their products

Alfred Cresswell Hulme

1970

Home storage room for fruits and vegetables

F. R. Forsyth

1978

A nineteenth-century garden

Charles Van Ravenswaay

1977

Handling, transportation, and storage of fruits and vegetables

A. Lloyd Ryall

1979

Seeds and seed pods

Robert Stell Lemmon

1960

Art of preserving

Jan Berry

1997

The Complete Book of Fruit

Dick Pijpers

1986

Storing home grown fruit & veg

Caroline Radula-Scott

2011

Wild fruit

Earl of Antony Armstrong-Jones Snowdon, Antony Armstrong-Jones Earl of Snowdon, Penny David

1997

Wild Fruits

Henry David Thoreau

2000

Bernardin guide to home preserving

Bernardin Ltd

2003

California fruit raps

Karen A. Adler

2007

Co-operative and other organized methods of marketing California horticultural products

John William Lloyd

1919

Controlled Atmosphere Storage of Fruits

V. I. Bondarev, L. V. Metlitskii

1983

Citrus

Frederick S. Davies, Frederick Stanley Davies, L. Gene Albrigo

1996

Plant bugs on fruit crops in Canada

Leonard A. Kelton

1982

Fruit, berry, and nut inventory

Joanne Thuente, Kent Whealy

2001

Bing Yuk!

Ted Dewan

2005

Fruit and vegetables

Heather C. Hudak

2009

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