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These new educational sections have been reviewed by University of California experts in orchard management Flower Anatomy & Pollination This section presents the details of floral anatomy, pollination, fertilization, seed and fruit development.
Apricot Propagation | Scion & Rootstock Selection | Scion Table | Flower, Fruit & Cultivar Photo Gallery | Deficiencies & Pests | Reviewers & Credits | References & Links Apricot (Prunus armeniaca) is a member of the genus Prunus, which also includes cherry, peach, nectarine, plum, prune, and almond...
Plum Propagation | Scion & Rootstock Selection | Orchard Management | Flower & Fruit Photo Gallery | Deficiencies & Pests | Reviewers & Credits | References & Links Two species of plum are grown in California for fresh market consumption, Japanese plum (Prunus salicina) and European plum (Prunus dom...
Olive Propagation | Scion & Rootstock Selection |Olive Processing |Flower & Fruit Development | Deficiencies & Pests | Reviewers & Credits | Resources & Links Olives, specifically, the European Olive (Olea europaea L.), are grown commercially in California for table black olives and table oil.
Fig Propagation | Scion & Rootstock Selection | Flower, Fruit & Cultivar Photo Gallery | Deficiencies & Pests | Reviewers & Credits | References & Links The tiny fig wasp, Blastophaga, pollinates the Calimyrna fig, as she moves between male and females figs. photo by Jack K.
