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Alternate bearing of avocado: May be corrected eventually by one of two possible solutions to problem

California Agriculture > Volume 2 > Number 9  > research article 

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Robert W. Hodgson, Experiment Station, Los Angeles

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California Agriculture 2(9):5-16.

Published September 01, 1948

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The first good fruit-set of most varieties of avocado that is carried forward toward maturity—actual maturity of the crop is not necessary—starts the tree in its alternate bearing habit.

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Alternate bearing of avocado: May be corrected eventually by one of two possible solutions to problem

Robert W. Hodgson
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Alternate bearing of avocado: May be corrected eventually by one of two possible solutions to problem

California Agriculture > Volume 2 > Number 9  > research article 

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Authors

Robert W. Hodgson, Experiment Station, Los Angeles

Publication Information

California Agriculture 2(9):5-16.

Published September 01, 1948

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Author Affiliations show

Abstract

The first good fruit-set of most varieties of avocado that is carried forward toward maturity—actual maturity of the crop is not necessary—starts the tree in its alternate bearing habit.

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