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Rare and imperiled fish species of Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1999, 1999
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Contributors: Hoehn, Theodore S.
Publisher: State University System of Florida, PALMM Project
Full Text: State University System of Florida, PALMM Project …
Observations on marine mammals in Florida waters
Type: Text
Year: 1965, 1965
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Contributors: Layne, James Nathaniel.
Publisher: University of Florida
Full Text: University of Florida …
Notes on nomenclature of Citrus and some related genera: in three parts : alphabetical by scientific name, by common name, and common cultivars
Type: Text
Year: 1995, 1995
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Contributors: Coile, Nancy C. (Nancy Craft) , 1940-
Publisher: Florida Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services, Division of Plant Industry
Description: A concise summary of Citrus and related plant genus information including common as well as scientific names.
Full Text: Florida Dept. of Agriculture & Consumer Services, Division of Plant Industry …
From field to market with Florida vegetables and citrus fruits
Type: Text
Year: 1931, 1931
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Publisher: Department of Argiculture
Full Text: Department of Argiculture …
From field to market with Florida vegetables and citrus fruits
Type: Text
Year: 1938, 1938
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Contributors: Rhodes, Neill.
Publisher: <Department of Agriculture
Habitat occurrence of Florida's native amphibians and reptiles
Type: Text
Year: 1999, 1999
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Contributors: Enge, Kevin M.
Publisher: State University System of Florida, PALMM Project
Full Text: State University System of Florida, PALMM Project …
Iceberg lettuce
Type: Text
Year: 1941, 1941
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Publisher: State of Florida, Board of Agriculture
Description: In 1920 Florida grew and shipped one-fifth of the lettuce grown in the United States. Practically all of it was the Big Boston, or butter-head type. With the introduction of the crisphead Iceberg type, perfected in California's Imperial Valley, which won immediate popularity, demand for the local product dropped from more than 3,000 carloads annually to less than 300. Nearly two decades of… more
Full Text: State of Florida, Board of Agriculture …
Spanish moss in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1957, 1957
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Contributors: Rogers, Trent., Shoemaker, Jack.
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Spanish moss occurs throughout the State of Florida, primarily in the swamplands, in the lower hardwood bottom regions and in the pine woods, particularly those adjacent to the Gulf coast. The industry of using the moss is nearly as old as the history of the State.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Soil improving crops for Florida and conservation
Type: Text
Year: 1938, 1938
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Contributors: Allin, Bushrod W. (Bushrod Warren) , b. 1889, Bryan, O. C. (Ollie Clifton) , b. 1894, Scott, John M. (John Marcus)
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Soil conservation is a constant problem with the state and nation as well as with the individual farmer. Plans are to be made and executed each season and year regarding control measures, such as building or repairing terraces, contour plowing, planting tree crops, cover crops, repairing gullied areas, seeding pasture areas and other cultural practices that will conserve the land.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Soil improving crops for Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1929, 1929
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Contributors: Scott, John M. (John Marcus)
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Soil-improving crops increase the humus of the soil, which in turn increases the water-holding capacity of the soil, often an important factor in the growth of a crop. This document stresses this importance and suggests a number of crops which when plowed under, will enrich the productive qualities.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Sorghum for silage and forage in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1928, 1928
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Contributors: Scott, John M. (John Marcus)
Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Description: With Florida's present rapid improvement in stock and greater demand for beef and dairy products, there is a greater need for nutritious forage crops. This bulletin discusses the cultivation and utilization of sorghum as an answer to this growing need. more
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Soils and fertilizers
Type: Text
Year: 1936, 1936
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Contributors: Brooks, T. J. (Thomas Joseph) , b. 1870
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: The efficiency of soil is measured by its capacity to supply plants with the several materials and conditions they require for growth; these include physical support, water, heat, air and food. This document discusses the general principles of fertilizer sources, functions and formulation; soil fertility and deficiencies; and the fertilization of specific crops.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Soils and fertilizers
Type: Text
Year: 1950, 1950
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Contributors: Brooks, T. J. (Thomas Joseph) , b. 1870
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: The first agronomic revolution in 1940 in Germany was the beginning of the manufacturing of commercial fertilizers. Particular soils are required for certain crops. Some soils need ingredients that are not listed as fertilizer elements in any mixed fertilizer. This report describes the importance of soil fertilizers application in order to improve the quality of soils, crop yields and food… more
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Soil reaction as a basis for certain land management practices: a symposium
Type: Text
Year: 1942, 1942
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Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Description: This symposium on soil reaction has been developed in view of the rapidly growing interest among a wide variety of growers in the relation of this factor to the normal growth of plants. It is particularly timely since the Agricultural Adjustment Administration has already begun to seriously explore the possiblity of incorporating appropriate applications of lime and dolomite as a definite part of… more
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Soil organic matter
Type: Text
Year: 1942, 1942
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Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Spanish moss in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1947, 1947
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Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Bromeliaceae (Tillandsia useoides).
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Spanish moss in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1937, 1937
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Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Some drug plants in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1929, 1929
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Contributors: Christensen, B. V. (Bernard Victor) , 1885-1956
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Plants have been used in the practice of medicine and have served as an important source of medicinal preparations for many centuries. In no other State of the Union do we find the large number of plant families with the large representation of genii and species that occur in Florida. Due to the fact that there are ample supplies of several native drugs in this State, the collection of native… more
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Science in agriculture
Type: Text
Year: 1940, 1940
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Contributors: Brooks, T. J. (Thomas Joseph) , b. 1870
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: This document looks at the interrelationship of all the branches of scientific knowledge of which the farmer must make use if his efforts are to be successful in the business of farming. This integration of knowledge promotes the conservation of soil, economic crop production, farm engineering and aids the farmer in coping with the unpredictable elements of nature.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Scorpions, whip scorpions, and wind scorpions of Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1967, 1967
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Contributors: Muma, Martin H. (Martin Hammond) , 1916-
Publisher: Florida Division of Plant Industry
Description: This bulletin stresses the recognition and distribution of the scorpion species found in Florida. Identification keys included in this work will promote accurate identification of these species.
Full Text: Florida Division of Plant Industry …
Sea Island cotton in Florida: report of Works Progress Administration
Type: Text
Year: 1937, 1937
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Contributors: Smith, George D. (George Durward) , b. 1886
Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Describes how to rehabilitate the Sea Island cotton industry in Florida by effectively controlling the boll weevil problem.
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Story of Sea-Island cotton
Type: Text
Year: 1941, 1941
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Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Snail kite
Type: Text
Year: 1993, 1993
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Contributors: Bennetts, Robert E., Toland, Brian R.
Publisher: Florida Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit]
Description: This brochure describes the snail kite, its habitats and behavior and suggests ways in which the reader can help in the protection of this species and in the preservation of Florida's remaining wetlands. more
Full Text: Florida Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit] …
scarab beetles of Florida (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae)
Type: Text
Year: 1973, 1973
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Contributors: Woodruff, Robert E.
Publisher: Florida Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Plant Industry
Description: Faunal studies are fairly complete for most part of the vertebrate animals, but deplorable for most invertebrate groups. Florida is an ideal state for faunal studies because it is a peninsula and is delimited on three sides. It is an important area from a taxonomic, ecological, biological, ethological and zoogeographic standpoint. This study is a compilation of all existing information about the… more
Full Text: Florida Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Plant Industry …
Agricultural trends of the day
Type: Text
Year: 1938, 1938
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Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: This paper discusses the agricultural trends in Florida and how they affect farmers. It also explores the need for farmers to organize themselves as well as the advantages of joining cooperative associations. These organizations provide opportunity to the farmers to address agricultural problems including the marketing of farm products.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Canning in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1942, 1942
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Publisher: State of Florida Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Through canning processes, vast quantitites of vitamin-rich foods have gone from Florida to military forces on foreign soils, as well as to store shelves. Since citrus juices have been recognized by dietetic science as an "tonic," Florida with over 400 millions of cans of citrus products in 1940-41 season had a hand in spreading health to a war-mobilized nation. For the 1941-42 season,… more
Full Text: State of Florida Dept. of Agriculture …
Bird's-eye view of Florida agriculture
Type: Text
Year: 1941, 1941
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Contributors: Hiatt, S. W., Risher, F. W. (Francis Washington)
Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Description: The agriculture of the State is quite diversified varying from general crops to sub-tropical crops in the central and southern section of the State. This publication is oriented to give the reader an overvieww of Florida agriculture. Although no attempt has been made to cover the scientific side of production or marketing, the nature of statistics are given to show where the various crops are… more
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Distributional notes on some North Florida freshwater fishes
Type: Text
Year: 1977, 1977
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Contributors: Burgess, George H. , 1949-
Publisher: s.n.
Description: Extensive field collections were made in the St. Johns River system as part of a survey along the proposed route of the Cross-Florida Barge Canal. The goal of the survey was to determine the status of five possible rare and endangered fish spieces, whose occurrence in the drainage is widely disjunct from their next closest populations: Notropis cummingsae, Notropis welaka, Ictalurus brunneus,… more
Full Text: s.n. …
ecology of hydric hammocks
Type: Text
Year: 1989, 1989
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Contributors: Allen, James A., Humphrey, Stephen R., Simons, Robert W., Vince, Susan W.
Publisher: Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior
Description: The subject of this publication is the hydric hammock, a distinctive type of forested wetland occurring at low elevations along the gulf coast of Florida.
Full Text: Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior …
ecology of the seagrasses of south Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1982, 1982
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Contributors: Zieman, Joseph C.
Publisher: Dept. of the Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Full Text: Dept. of the Interior, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service …
Domestic rabbit raising in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1928, 1928
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Contributors: Almond, J. F.
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: The State of Florida has an excellent climate for raising rabbits. This document discusses the breeding and care of rabbits as well as the economics involved and the marketing of their meat and fur.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Ecology and development-related habitat requirements of the Florida scrub jay (Aphelocoma coerulescens coerulescens)
Type: Text
Year: 1991, 1991
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Contributors: Fitzpatrick, John W., Kopeny, Mark T., Woolfenden, Glen Everett , 1930-
Publisher: Office of Environmental Services, Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Full Text: Office of Environmental Services, Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission …
Drainage and water control in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1940, 1940
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Contributors: Stoutamire, Ralph.
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Drainage and water control are the two most important factors involved in growing agricultural and horticultural crops in several areas of Florida. Their primary purpose is to carry off excess of water in the soil which is injurious to plant growth. This publication is oriented to the recognition of how indispensable is the water control in the future development of Florida's agricultural… more
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Termites and other household pests
Type: Text
Year: 1940, 1940
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Publisher: Florida Department of Agriculture
Description: Discusses varieties, development, habits, and prevention and control of a number of common household insect and other arthropod pests occurring in Florida.
Full Text: Florida Department of Agriculture …
The "Trace" or "Micro" elements in the service of Florida agriculture: a symposium
Type: Text
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Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Termites and other household pests
Type: Text
Year: 1947, 1947
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Publisher: Florida Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Discusses varieties, development, habits, and prevention and control of a number of common household insect and other arthropod pests occurring in Florida.
Full Text: Florida Dept. of Agriculture …
The Florida scrub jay
Type: Text
Year: 1991, 1991
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Contributors: Fernald, Raymond T., Toland, Brian R.
Publisher: Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Description: A brief description of the Scrub Jays, including identification, their range and habitat, and nesting habits, along with legal protection information.
Full Text: Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission …
Tung oil: one of Florida's greatest potential resources
Type: Text
Year: 1942, 1942
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Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Florida alone among the states has a climate suitable for the commercial production of oil from the tung oil tree (Aleurites fordi, Hemsl.). This bulletin discusses the botanical origins, climatic requirements, and the cultural practices employed in growing and harvesting this crop, vital to the paint and varnish industry.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Tung oil industry in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1955, 1955
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Contributors: Hadsell, Duane W.
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Tung, a tree grown commercially in China for 40 centuries, was first planted in Tallahassee, Florida in 1906 and now covers and area of some 40,000 acres in this state. The tree bears fruits containing nut-like seeds from which Tung Oil, the world's finest quick-drying paint oil, is exctacted in tung mills in Florida. It is now well established in Southern States industry, with a production… more
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Tung oil: a new industry in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1929, 1929
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Contributors: Scott, John M. (John Marcus)
Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Scattered plantings of tung oil trees are found in nearly all parts of Florida, although at the present time (1929) the large commercial plantings are confined generally to Alachua and adjoining counties. Methods of growing and harvesting of seeds are described. A comparison of these methods with those used in China is also given.
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Tung oil industry in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1939, 1939
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Publisher: Florida Dept. of Agriculture
Description: The tung oil production in the past few years indicates a possible growth of this venture into a remunerative industry in localities best suited to tung tree culture. This publication explores the development of commercial tung oil production as a profitable industry in Florida.
Full Text: Florida Dept. of Agriculture …
therapy of Florida citrus fruits
Type: Text
Year: 1939, 1939
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Contributors: Aurin, Emil C.
Publisher: Florida Department of Agriculture
Full Text: Florida Department of Agriculture …
Tidal marshes: the boundary between land and ocean
Type: Text
Year: 1980, 1980
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Contributors: Gosselink, James G.
Publisher: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Biological Services Program ; Slidell, LA : available from Information Transfer Specialist, National Coastal Ecosystems Team, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Full Text: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Biological Services Program ; Slidell, LA : available from Information Transfer Specialist, National Coastal Ecosystems Team, U.S. Fish and Wildlife …
Trends in wading bird nesting populations in Florida, 1976-1978 and 1986-1989
Type: Text
Year: 1991, 1991
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Contributors: Runde, Douglas E.
Publisher: Nongame Wildlife Section, Division of Wildlife, Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Description: The herons, egrets, ibises, spoonbills, and storks that reside in Florida' s wetlands are part of our wildlife resource. Although statewide numbers of wading birds have never been accurately measured, the size of the total population is known to have fluctuated greatly. This publication describes two main goals of the Strategic Plan for Florida's Wildlife and Freshwater Fish: to mantain… more
Full Text: Nongame Wildlife Section, Division of Wildlife, Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission …
The herpetological components of Florida sandhill and sand pine scrub associations
Type: Text
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Contributors: Campbell, H. W., Christman, S. P., Scott, N.J.
Publisher: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Full Text: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service …
List of publications
Type: Text
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Publisher: The Bureau
Full Text: The Bureau …
Livestock in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1929, 1929
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Contributors: Scott, John M. (John Marcus)
Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Description: This publication, in picture and text, is an overview of the present (1929) status of the livestock industry in Florida. Each livestock animal is discussed as to the extent of its status within the industry and numerous pictures illustrate the particular breeds which have proved to be the best adapted to Florida's climate and food supply. more
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Malnutrition symptoms of citrus with practical methods of treatment
Type: Text
Year: 1950, 1950
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Contributors: Bryan, O. C. (Ollie Clifton) , b. 1894
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Characteristic citrus deficiency symptoms of the following nutrients have been described and illustrated: Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Iron, Copper, Manganese, Zinc and Boron. The illustrations have been carefully chosen and presented in a non-technical form understandable by the average grower. In connection with the deficiency patterns, brief summaries regarding… more
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Malnutrition symptoms of citrus with practical methods of treatment
Type: Text
Year: 1961, 1961
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Contributors: Bryan, O. C. (Ollie Clifton) , b. 1894
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: The purpose of this bulletin is to bring before the Florida grower the known information regarding the malnutrition problems of citrus, pointing out the deficiency symptoms of various nutrients, as well as the symptoms of excesses. The increased demand for fruit of high internal quality necessitates more attention to those production factors which favorably affect quality.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
proceedings of the conference on ecological assessment of the 1994-1995 water conditions in the southern everglades, held at florida international university, august 22-23, 1996
Type: Text
Year: 1998, 1998
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Contributors: Armentano, T. V. (Thomas V.)
Publisher: south florida natural resources center, everglades national park
Description: the high water period of 1994-1995 in the southern everglades region was evaluated by local field scientists conducting research in everglades national park, big cypress national preserve and the adjoining water conservation area. this document synthesize their findings and the ecological impact on that area during these years.
Full Text: south florida natural resources center, everglades national park …
Proceedings of the Florida Academy of Sciences for 1937. Vol. 2
Type: Text
Year: 1936, 1936
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Publisher: Rose Printing Co., etc.]
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Proceedings of the Florida Academy of Sciences for 1938. Vol. 3
Type: Text
Year: 1936, 1936
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Publisher: Rose Printing Co., etc.]
Full Text: Rose Printing Co., etc.] …
Panicum sphagnicolum
Type: Text
Year: 1895, 1895
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Contributors: Nash, G.V.
papaya
Type: Text
Year: 1939, 1939
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Contributors: Stambaugh, Scott U.
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: The papaya (Carica papaya) is a giant soft-stemmed annual bearing plant. The papaya grower should understand that he is dealing with a quick growing truck crop. Under ideal conditions, this plant will produce fruit for seven to eight years.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
papaya
Type: Text
Year: 1938, 1938
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Contributors: Stambaugh, Scott U.
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: The papaya (Carica papaya) is a giant soft-stemmed annual bearing plant. The papaya grower should understand that he is dealing with a quick growing truck crop. Under ideal conditions, this plant will produce fruit for seven to eight years.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Papaya culture in Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1928, 1928
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Contributors: Petersen, J.
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: The papaya plantings are indeed very attractive. Quick production and good yields and availability are among its advantages. It can be safely grown in the Florida Keys, Palm Beach, and Brandenton in the West Coast. This paper describes the benefits of applying scientific methods to growing papayas focused on breeding better varieties, marketing, and the control of the papaya fruit fly.
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
plant life of Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1940, 1940
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Contributors: Simpson, Charles Torrey , 1846-1932
Publisher: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture
Description: Florida's flora is a mixture consisting of plants from four quite distinct regional locations: plants from temperate zones, warm temperate zones, tropical plants and plant species originating in other countries which have been naturalized within Florida's borders. This bulletin discusses geological and climatological factors which have contributed to the establishment of a variety of… more
Full Text: State of Florida, Dept. of Agriculture …
Plant diseases and pests and their treatment
Type: Text
Year: 1947, 1947
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Contributors: Brooks, T. J. (Thomas Joseph) , b. 1870
Publisher: Dept. of Agriculture
Description: This publication is aimed at the identification of plant diseases,crop pests as well as their control and treatment.
Full Text: Dept. of Agriculture …
Pleistocene shore lines in Florida and Georgia: a report and accompanying map prepared in connection with investigatioons of the land pebble phosphate deposits of southern Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1950, 1950
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Contributors: MacNeil, F. Stearns (Francis Stearns) , 1909-
Publisher: U.S. Govt. Print. Off.
Description: Study connected to the investigation of any possible relationship between the Pleistocene terraces and phosphate deposits found in southern Florida.
Full Text: U.S. Govt. Print. Off. …
Phytoseiidae of Florida
Type: Text
Year: 1970, 1970
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Contributors: Denmark, Harold A. , 1921-, Muma, Martin H. (Martin Hammond) , 1916-
Publisher: Division of Plant Industry
Description: Data for the 86 species of phytoseiid mites occurring in Florida is given including diagnoses, type data, habitats, biology and distribution. Diagnostic keys and distributional maps are also included. This study presents more on taxonomy than on distribution and biological data.
Full Text: Division of Plant Industry …