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    Adaptation of Deciduous Fruit to the Desert Climate

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    Author
    Fallahi, Esmaeil
    Kilby, Mike
    Tilt, Phil
    Issue Date
    1986-12
    Keywords
    Agriculture -- Arizona
    Citrus fruits -- Arizona
    Citrus fruits -- Deciduous fruit
    
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    College of Agriculture, University of Arizona (Tucson, AZ)
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    Citrus Report
    Abstract
    Chilling requirements and maturity of several varieties of peaches and apples were studied at the University of Arizona, Yuma Mesa Agricultural Center (Southwest Arizona) in 1985-1986. Flordared, Flordabelle, Flordabeauty, Flordagold, Desert Gold and Suwanee peaches broke their dormancy earlier than other cultivars and showed full bloom between mid-to-late January. Suwanee and Desert Gold matured earlier than other tested varieties, but they produced small size fruit with low sugar content. Anna and Dorsett Golden apples showed extended blooming period due to insufficient chilling.
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    370068
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