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Persimmons for California

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Authors

Kay Ryugo
Charles A. Schroeder
Akira Sugiura
Keizo Yonemori

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California Agriculture 42(4):7-9.

Published July 01, 1988

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Abstract

Although the name ‘persimmon’ is American, of Algonquian origin, the major cultivars grown commercially in California belong to a species first brought to the United States from Japan in the 1800s. Most of these cultivars have distinct differences in fruit size, shape, and color.

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Persimmons for California

Kay Ryugo, Charles A. Schroeder, Akira Sugiura, Keizo Yonemori
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Persimmons for California

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Authors

Kay Ryugo
Charles A. Schroeder
Akira Sugiura
Keizo Yonemori

Publication Information

California Agriculture 42(4):7-9.

Published July 01, 1988

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Abstract

Although the name ‘persimmon’ is American, of Algonquian origin, the major cultivars grown commercially in California belong to a species first brought to the United States from Japan in the 1800s. Most of these cultivars have distinct differences in fruit size, shape, and color.

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