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California's Citrus Variety Improvement Program
Authors
Forrest CressWalter Reuther
E. C. Calavan
Authors Affiliations
Forrest Cress is Educational Communicator for Subtropical Horticulture, U.C. Riverside; Walter Reuther is Professor of Horticulture and heads the Citrus Variety Improvement Program Committee, U.C. Riverside; E. C. Calavan is Professor of Plant Pathology, heads CVIP pathological work, and has served as the programs committee chairman, U.C. Riverside.Publication Information
Hilgardia 29(8):9-10. DOI:10.3733/ca.v029n08p9. August 1975.
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Abstract
California citrus growers and nurserymen today can draw from a unique bank that should be of progressively increasing value to them in future years as its holdings grow.
Cress F, Reuther W, Calavan E. 1975. California's Citrus Variety Improvement Program. Hilgardia 29(8):9-10. DOI:10.3733/ca.v029n08p9
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