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    Post-harvest manipulation of rind colour in 'Mauritius' litchi (Litchi chinensis Sonn.) fruit. 

    Kaiser, Clive. (1996)
    Litchi fruit are non-climacteric, and are able to endure relatively low storage temperatures compared to other subtropical fruits. Unfortunately however, the litchi rind is relatively thin and lacks a thick, durable ...
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    Ecophysiological studies and tree manipulation for maximisation of yield potential in avocado (Persea americana Mill.) 

    Whiley, Anthony W. (1994)
    Tree fruit crops generally consist of scion and rootstock components, which through interactive synergism affect tree performance. Coupled with tree architecture, sink/source relationships (both spatial and temporal), ...
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    Aspects of avocado fruit growth and development : towards understanding the 'Hass' small fruit syndrome. 

    Moore-Gordon, Clive Scott. (1997)
    Persea americana Mill. cv. Hass is predisposed towards producing a high proportion of undersized fruit. Reasons for phenotypically small 'Hass' fruit are obscure, but it does appear to be aggravated by adverse growing ...
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    A multi-factor study of cabbage production in the Umlaas River valley. 

    Askew, Derek James. (1995)
    A research and extension programme monitored 59 cabbage crops and many factors associated with cabbage production in the Umlaas River Valley of KwaZulu-Natal, from July 1991 - June 1993. A large data bank was developed, ...

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    AuthorAskew, Derek James. (1)Kaiser, Clive. (1)Moore-Gordon, Clive Scott. (1)Whiley, Anthony W. (1)SubjectTheses--Horticultural science. (4)Avocado--Growth. (2)Avocado--Physiology. (2)Avocado--KwaZulu-Natal. (1)Avocado. (1)Cabbage--Diseases and pests--KwaZulu-Natal. (1)Cabbage--KwaZulu-Natal. (1)Cabbage--Nutrition--KwaZulu-Natal. (1)Cabbage--Yields--KwaZulu-Natal. (1)Fruit--Development. (1)... View MoreDate Issued1994 (1)1995 (1)1996 (1)1997 (1)Has File(s)
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