The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 100National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 339
... grown in the United States are those which came here from southwestern Asia by way of Europe . These are of the species Prunus domestica , of which three main types lead in production here . First in quantity and market value are the ...
... grown in the United States are those which came here from southwestern Asia by way of Europe . These are of the species Prunus domestica , of which three main types lead in production here . First in quantity and market value are the ...
Page 365
... grown of tropical fruits . Of all the fruits native in the Americas , it ranks first in world - wide importance , and is second only to the banana among fruits grown in tropical countries . Columbus found the pineapple on the is- land ...
... grown of tropical fruits . Of all the fruits native in the Americas , it ranks first in world - wide importance , and is second only to the banana among fruits grown in tropical countries . Columbus found the pineapple on the is- land ...
Page 374
... grown for years with an average yield at the rate of 12,402 pounds per acre . Peak yield has been at the rate of more than 13 tons an acre . Currants and gooseberries , related fruits of the genus Ribes , are native in the colder parts ...
... grown for years with an average yield at the rate of 12,402 pounds per acre . Peak yield has been at the rate of more than 13 tons an acre . Currants and gooseberries , related fruits of the genus Ribes , are native in the colder parts ...
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