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The strange egg

Mary Newell DePalma

2001

From oranges to orange juice

Kristin Thoennes Keller

2004

One day and one amazing morning on Orange Street

Joanne Rocklin

2011

Transportation test with lemons and oranges in half-box size fiber board cartons from southern California to New York, July 1952

Edward Maris Harvey

1952

Oranges

Clarissa Hyman

2013

Health And Holiness

Thompson, Francis, 1859-1907

1905

Orange juice from farm to table

Brenda Parkes

2000

Orange

Patricia M. Stockland

2011

Oranges for Orange Juice (Learn to Read, Read to Learn)

Rozanne Lanczak Williams

1996

Propagation and marketing of oranges in Porto Rico

H. C. Henricksen

1904

Recent advances in neurology

W. Russell Brain

1930

Annoying Orange

Scott Shaw

2013

Nothing rhymes with orange

Adam Rex

2017

Shipping tests with Washington navel oranges, comparing ventilation behavior of the 561- and the 462-box loads from Southern California, January and February 1950

Edward Maris Harvey

1950

Citrus country

Lynn M. Stone

1993

Fruit culture

B. M. Lelong, California. State Board of Horticulture

1890

The land where lemons grow

Helena Attlee

2014

The cultivated oranges and lemons, etc. of India and Ceylon

Emanuel Bonavia

1888

An Orange in January

Dianna Hutts Aston

2007

Hazel Rye

Vera Cleaver

1983

Oranges

Franklin Watts

1978

A gift of gracias

Julia Alvarez

2005

Bud selection in the Valencia orange

A. D. Shamel

1927

Up day down day

Jacquie Hann

1978

LA Naranja/Oranges

Louise Spilsbury

2002

Treatise and hand-book of orange culture in Florida

T. W. Moore

1881

An orange for a bellybutton

Haruo Fukami

1990

Annoying Orange

Scott Shaw

2014

Snowball Oranges

Peter Kerr

2002

Christmas Orange

Don Gillmor

1999

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