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Strawberry, jucunda "Large conical; bright crimson, excellent flower; a strong and vigorous grower on rich and heavy soils, but almost worthless on light or sandy soils." —Fuller, 1910... |
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Tomato An illustration of a tomato.... |
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Tree, Almond " Almonds come from Spain and Italy, but they grow spontaneously in many other warm countries. There are two kinds of almonds, the sweet and the bitter, only differing from each other in the flavor of... |
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Tree, Date "The date is the fruit of a tall and graceful palm which shoots up a single straight stem to height of fifty or sixty feet, and then expands into a beautiful crown of leaves.... |
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Vitis Vinifera "Vitis is the typical genus of the order Vitaceæ, comprising the vines. The Vitis Vinifera is popularly known as the grape vine."—(Charles Leonard-Stuart, 1911)... |
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Watermelon The fruit and plant of the vine-like herb originally from southern Africa. This flowering plant bears an accessory fruit of a type that botanists call a false berry. The watermelon fruit, loosely cons... |
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Watermelon An illustration of a watermelon with a quarter missing.... |
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Wormy Apple "A wormy apple, showing the familiar mass of brown particles thrown out at the blossom-end by the young worm." — Goff, 1904... |
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Wormy Apple "Section of wormy apple; a, codling moth; b, cocoon." — Goff, 1904... |
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