Notes are given on family, vernacular names, origin and distribution, ecology, botanical characteristics, cultural requirements, wood uses and food value of 43 species, in the context of the FAO forestry for local community development programme.
Citation
FAO Forestry Paper, 1982, No. 34, pp v + 177 pp.
This directory of tropical and subtropical fruits and tree nuts collections supersedes the one published by IBPGR in 1984. The 64 269 accessions that are documented, representing 191 genera and 879 species, are divided into 14 crop sections. The collections documented are maintained by 242...
Author(s)
Bettencourt, E.; Hazekamp, T.; Perry, M. C.
Publisher
IBPGR, Rome, Italy
Citation
Directory of germplasm collections. 6. I. Tropical and subtropical fruits and tree nuts. Annona, avocado, banana and plantain, breadfruit, cashew, Citrus, date, fig, guava, mango, passionfruit, papaya, pineapple and others., 1992, pp ix + 337 pp.
The aims of this study were: to develop blends of flour with a high nutritional value, based on Andean crops, for weaning children and pre-school age children; to establish the nutritional value of such products, through chemical analysis and biological tests; and to produce these blends at a small ...
Author(s)
Repo-Carrasco, R.
Publisher
Institute of Development Studies, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
Citation
Report - Institute of Development Studies, University of Helsinki, 1992, No. B 25, pp 133 pp.
Techniques for nursery propagation, topworking and the clonal propagation of rootstocks are reviewed. Fruits mentioned include Annona, aonla (Phyllanthus emblica), avocados, bananas, cashews, ber [Ziziphus mauritiana], Citrus, grapes, guavas, jackfruits, litchis, loquats, mangoes, pineapples and ...
Author(s)
Mukherjee, S. K.; Majumder, P. K.
Publisher
Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi, India
Citation
Vegetative propagation of tropical and sub-tropical fruit crops., 1983, pp 38 pp.
The report gives an overall market guide of wholesale market prices for avocado, carambola, coconut, durian, fig, guava, jackfruit, mangosteen, papaya, rambutan and star apple sold in Australian wholesale markets over the period January 1994 to December 1996. The markets analysed for the report...
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Technical Bulletin - Northern Territory, Department of Primary Industry and Fisheries, 1997, No. 252, pp 22 pp.
Data on soils, crops and fertilizers are assembled with the object of increasing the efficiency of fertilizer use. Crops for which detailed recommendations are given include oil palm, coconut, cacao, coffee, sugar cane, durian and rambutan, jackfruit and chempedak [Artocarpus sp.], guava, soursop [...
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Bulletin, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Malaysia, 1976, No. 143, pp 141 pp.
Red and lateritic soils are one of the most horticulturally important soil groups of India occupying 107 million ha, approximately one third of the cultivated area of the country. The prominent tropical and subtropical fruit crops grown on these soils are mango, citrus, banana, guava, papaya,...
Author(s)
Pandey, R. M.; Palaniappan, R.; Raja, M. E.
Publisher
A.A. Balkema, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Citation
Red & lateritic soils. Volume 1: Managing red and lateritic soils for sustainable agriculture., 1998, pp 191-201
Biology and control are described briefly for insect and mite pests of banana, Citrus, custard apple [Annona reticulata], fig, jackfruit [Artocarpus heterophyllus], papaya [pawpaw], pineapple and sapota [sapodilla] in India.
Publisher
Malhotra Publishing House, New Delhi, India
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Advances in horticulture: fruit crops - Volume 3., 1993, pp 1527-1555
Each of the 31 crops or crop groups, belonging to 22 families, is treated separately: following an introduction, brief information is presented on taxonomy, botany, origin, distribution, ecology, agronomy, diseases, pests, genetics, improvement and germplasm conservation. Data on germplasm...
Publisher
IBPGR, Rome, Italy
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Genetic resources of tropical and sub-tropical fruits and nuts (excluding Musa)., 1986, pp iv + 162pp.
This embraces reports from 32 stations, including 4 for fruit and 1 for sugar-cane. Pomological Station, Coonoor, Nilgiris. Variety, nursery and orchard trials with apples, pears, plums, peach and persimmon are briefly reported. Other fruits referred to are prune, apricot, cherimoyer, passion...
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Reports on the work of the Agricultural Stations in the Madras Presidency for 1945-46., 1948, pp 518