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Citrus
Growing in Florida, 5th Edition - by F S Davies and L K Jackson - Hardcover
(2009) 5th Edition, 310 pages, plus 16 pages with 32 color photos - This
concise, comprehensive guide combines the practical aspects of day-to-day citrus
production with its underlying horticultural principles in a clear, easy-to-read
style. Citrus Growing in Florida makes citrus cultivation accessible to commercial
growers, students, and home gardeners. The book covers planting, production,
grove management, fertilization, spraying, and harvesting. For students of horticulture,
it discusses the history of the crop, its varieties, propagation, and areas
of production. For the homeowner, it provides practical advice on growing everything
from tart lemons and tangy limes to the sweet oranges and thick juicy grapefruit
that define the flavor of Florida. Changes in the Florida citrus industry since
publication of the forth edition in 1999 make this revised work indispensable.
Expanded and updated, this edition addresses new regulations, invasions
from exotic insects and diseases, and increasing foreign competition. The appendix
provides detailed information on citrus costs of production in various areas
of the state. New chapters deal with global production, methods of marketing
and selling fruit, and the importance of fruit quality for success in local
and worldwide markets. --
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Price: $30.00
Pathogens
Infecting Insects and Mites of Citrus
is a pictorial guide to the entomopathogens of phytophagous insects and mites
found on all plant parts of a citrus tree whether they are grown as a vast monoculture
using contemporary high technological methods or as a few scattered trees grown
on a hill side or in a homeowners backyard. It includes illustrations of healthy
citrus insects and mites and their feeding injury. Although emphasis is on Florida,
citrus growers and other interested people will find the images helpful in identifying
arthropods and their diseases.
The purpose of this book is to present a comprehensive overview of the pathogens that cause disease of the various citrus arthropods, emphasizing: 1) visual recognition of a diseased host based on gross pathology, 2) identification via diagnostic characters of the pathogen, 3) visual recognition of healthy citrus pests and alternative ornamental hosts, and 4) direct injury to the plant and 4) direct injury to the plant.
The six authors are recognized worldwide as the leaders in this field. If you are an insect or mite with a pathogenic disease, you should go to one of these specialists for proper diagnosis of the problem.
Price: $90.00
Citrus
Fruit: Biology, Technology and Evaluation, 2008, 558 pages, 34 color photos.
M Ladaniya.
Price: $80.00
Citrus
Genetics, Breeding and Biotechnology, I. Khan, editor, 2008, 370 pages,
36 color photos
33 top researchers and practitioners contributed to this book. This multi-authored book provides a comprehensive review of citrus breeding, including relevant genetics, molecular biology and biotechnology.
Price: $160.00 
Citrus:
A History, 2007,
252 pp, 20 color plates, Pierre Laszlo. $25.00.
Nearly 100 million tons of citrus are produced globally every year, and in Florida alone, citriculture is a 9 billion dollar industry. But where did these fruits first come from? How did they find their way into the Western world? And how did they become both a culinary and cultural phenomenon?
Pierre Laszlo here traces the spectacular rise and spread of citrus across the globe: from Southeast Asia in 4000 BC through North Africa and the Roman Empire to early modern Spain and Portugal, whose explorers introduced the fruits to the Americas during the 1500s. Citrus ransacks over two millennia of world history, exploring the numerous roles that citrus has played in agriculture, horticulture, cooking, nutrition, religion, and arts from the Jewish feast of the Tabernacles through the gardens and courts of Versailles to the canvasses of Vincent van Gogh to the orange groves of southern California and the juicing industry of today.
Price: $25.00
FRESH
CITRUS FRUITS, Second Edition - Edited by Wilfred F. Wardowski, William
M. Miller, David J. Hall and William Grierson, September 2006, hardcover; ISBN
0-944961-08-8
The Second Edition of Fresh
Citrus Fruits is much updated from the 20 year old First Edition. Fresh Citrus
Fruits includes 26 color plates. Food Safety Program and Organic Fresh Fruit
are new chapters. Most of the previous chapters have been extensively revised.
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Price: $80.00
FLORIDA
CITRUS 2004-2005 HURRICANES - By Dr. John A. Attaway Ph.D.
November 2006, hardcover 128 pages, ISBN 0-944961-09-6
Florida Citrus 2004/05 Hurricanes
is Dr. John Attaway's third book in a series on environmental issues facing
Florida agriculture, and is the second book devoted to the impacts of hurricanes.
It is a continuation of his Hurricanes and Florida Agriculture.
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Price: $49.00
The
Orange Book, 2nd Edition, October
2004, 208 pages, color charts and tables with a focus on juice processing, Tetra
Pak Processing Systems AB Lund, Sweden. $110.00. FOR USA DELIVERY ADD $10.00.
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CONTENTS
1. The orange fruit and its products.
2. Orange juice quality and categories.
3. The supply chain and global consumption of orange juice.
4. Principles of processing orange juice.
5. Fruit processing.
6. Transport and handling of bulk products.
7. Processing at the juice packer.
8. Add-back components - volatile flavours and floating pulp
9. Packaging and storage of orange juice.
10. From juice packer to consumer
11. Standards and regulations.
12. Glossary.
13. Abbreviations, weights and measures.
14. Further reading and references.
Index
The first edition of The Orange Book was a paperback published in 1997. Before
going out-of-print, it was a valuable reference to citrus processors, their
customers and students. The publisher, Tetra Pak Processing Systems responded
to reader requests by making the Second Edition a more durable hard cover. The
Orange Book covers the complete journey of orange juice from the fruit to final
consumer. It also provides updated information about orange juice, such as changes
in juice legislation, developments in processing and packaging, as well as new
consumption trends.
Price: $110.00
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Citrus Varieties of the World
- Second Edition, 2000, Hardcover, 160 pp, color, by James Saunt. $60.00. Contains
information on 235 individual citrus varieties, including sweet oranges for
both fresh and processing market, mandarins, grapefruit, pummelos, lemons, limes,
citrons, kumquats and limequats. Details of 55 new or increasingly important
varieties have been added to the 180 featured in the first edition. Provides
updated worldwide production, utilization and consumption statistics. Defines
the seasons and growing regions and fruit characteristics, especially those
related to fresh fruit. (Only for North, Central and South America delivery.)
Price: $60.00
Hurricanes
and Florida Agriculture, 1999, Hardcover, 444 PP, by John A. Attaway,
PhD. $60.00. Provides a narrative history of the impact of hurricanes and tropical
storms on Florida citrus, subtropical fruits, vegetables, cotton, cattle and
other agriculture from colonial times to the present. To provide a backdrop,
the story begins with the destructive storms which struck the colonists, beginning
with Christopher Columbus in the Caribbean and the early settlements around
St. Augustine, Tampa Bay and Pensacola. The evolution of hurricane forecasting
from the earliest efforts to today's tropical Predictions Center is also described.
Storm details and quotes from Florida growers and ranchers are included. The
book also contains the rainfall data for the hurricanes and tropical storms
as well as wind speeds and durations.
Price: $60.00
Handbook of Citrus By-Products and Processing Technology -
by Robert J. Braddock - Hardcover (1999), 247 pages - This book brings
together all the scattered information on citrus by-products -- including data,
research, and technological developments. It emphasizes the manufacturing and
utilization of citrus by-products from raw material residues of juice extraction
and recovery. Other recent citrus books have only small amounts of information
about by-products, concentrating instead on juice processing.
Price: $170.00
Citrus Processing, A Complete Guide, 2nd
Edition - D. A. Kimball. (1999) 450 pages plus 16 color photos. The
second edition of this reference has an expanded scope.It includes a review
of corporate and business fundamentals applied to citrus processing. Also included
are the integration of computer communications, need engineering and equipment,
quality control, quality procedures and juice characteristics.
The Contents: Introduction, Description of Citrus Juice, Citrus Processing Management, Processing Methods, Equipment and Engineering, Quality Control, Analysis of Brix, Soluble Solids, Acids, Oils & Pulp, Analysis of Other Juice Characteristics, Analysis of the Microbiology of Citrus Juices, Analyses of Processing Contamination, Analysis of Adulteration, Secondary Natural Characteristics of Citrus Juices, Citrus Microbiology and Nutritional Content.
Price: $185.00
Florida
Citrus Diagnostic Guide - by Harold W. Browning, Robert J. McGovern,
Larry K. Jackson, David V. Calvert, and Wilfred F. Wardowski - Hardcover
(1995) -- A comprehensive identification reference of Florida citrus insects,
mites, diseases, horticultural problems, and nutritional disorders. The text
includes cultural practices which help avoid or control the problems. A total
of 123 subjects are discussed and illustrated with 239 color photographs. --
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Price: $80.00
Florida
Citrus Diagnostic Guide CD.
ISBN 0-944961-07-X, 239 color JPEG photos. $50.00.
This CD-ROM contains the 239 color photographs found in the 224 page book (ISBN
0-944961-01-0) published in 1995 by Florida Science Source. The authors are
Harold W. Browning, Robert J. McGovern, Larry K. Jackson, David V. Calvert and
Wilfred F. Wardowski. The numbers of the photographs correspond to the Figure
numbers in the book. The book also includes descriptive text for each Figure
and a very useful table of contents.
Florida Citrus Diagnostic Guide
CD: $50.00
Citrus : Complete Guide to Selecting & Growing More Than 100 Varieties for California, Arizona, Texas, the Gulf Coast and Florida - by Lance Walheim, Michael Landis (Photographer), Scott Millard (Photographer), Don Fox - (1996)
Price: $19.95
Citrus Crop Production
Science in Horticulture, 1994, 254 pp paperback, F Davies & L G Albrigo.
Price: $60.00.
Citrus
Diseases and Defects Found in the Marketplace, 1987, 72 pp, color paperback,
4 languages in each book. English German French and Spanish describes each disease
and each defect. There are 14 diseases with 33 photos, plus 47 defects with
110 photos. The author, John A Offers, is a respected citrus surveyor in Europe.
Price:
$40.00.
Citrus: The Genus Citrus,
2003, 504 pp, G Dugo, A Di Giacomo, editors. $150.00 This book offers comprehensive
coverage on all aspects of the botany, cultivation, processing industry, chemistry
and uses of Citrus and its oils. Anyone involved in food sciences, pharmaceutical
sciences, cosmetics, pharmacy and plant sciences will no doubt find this volume
to be of great value and interest. Price:
$150.00.
Citrus Health Management
- L W TImmer & L W Duncan, Editors - (1999) - 223 pp paperback, 64 color
plates - Designed to aid in developing a successful plant health program, with
special emphasis on current Integrated Pest Management practices. Management
practices cover not only the interrelationship between plant, pathogen and the
environment, but also describe several economic and environmental issues related
to citrus health. This combination creates a holistic treatment of citrus health
management. Following the detailed management methods explained in Citrus Health
Management will help produce healthy and profitable citrus crops.
Price: $55.00
Compendium of Citrus Diseases,
Second Edition - 2000; 8½" x 11" softcover; 128 pages; 207 color
illustrations; 31 black and white illustrations, Edited by L.W. Timmer, S.M.
Garnsey, and J.H. Graham. $55.00. covers the extensive progress made in citrus
disease studies since the publication of the first popular edition 12 years
ago. This modern edition contains newly discovered strains of citrus diseases,
expanded details on many pathogens, and important classification revisions of
citrus pathogens. All sections have been updated to make Compendium of Citrus
Diseases, 2nd Edition a complete reference on citrus diseases. The guide to
identification of diseases has been revised for easier field diagnosis of the
causal agents of a disease symptom. Disease diagnosis is strengthened with 207
color photographs, many of them new or improved. An extensive glossary make
this color guide book an easy-to-use reference for anyone interested in citrus
health.
Price: $55.00
Defectos y Alteraciones
de los Frutos Citricos en su Comercializacion, 1988, 153 pp, color paperback,
S R Amat. Spanish only. $40.00. Exclusive distributor for the Americas. Price:
$40.00
The Grapefruit: Its
Composition, Physiology and Products,
1972, 660 pp, W B Sinclair. Price: $25.00.
Oranges - by John A. McPhee - (1966)
"McPhee chronicles orange farmers
struggling with frost and horticulturists' new breeds of citrus, oranges come
to seem a microcosm of man's relationship with nature." This classic was
first published in the New Yorker Magazine.
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Price: $13.00 (Softcover)
Quality Control Manual
for Citrus Processing Plants , J B Redd, C M Hendrix and D L Hendrix.
Volume I, 1986, 250 pp. $58.00.
Volume II, 1992, 357 pp. $68.00.
Volume III, 1996, 335 pp. $78.00.
Citrus Industry
: Crop Protection (Vol. 4) Diseases and Injuries; Viruses;
Registration, Certification, Indexing; regulatory Measures; Vertebrate Pests;
Biological Control of Insects; Nematodes - by Walter Reuther - (1978)
Price: $35.00
E-Commerce
in Agribusiness, 2005 Edited by Troy G. Schmitz, Arizona
State Univ., Charles B. Moss, Univ. of Florida, Andrew Schmitz, Univ. of Florida,
Albert Kagan, Arizona State Univ., and Bruce Babcock, Iowa State Univ. The 18
chapters presented in this volume analyze a variety of factors influencing the
successes and failures of agricultural E-commerce. Many of the chapters develop
theoretical models of innovation based on Schumpeterian competition and on the
New Institutional Economics.
Price: $60.00 U.S.A.
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Transitions
in the Mexican Sugar Industry: an Analysis of the Production and Marketing Systems,
2004, 106 pages, paperback, L R Garcia-Chavez, G Greene, T H Spreen, D Sano
and C O Andrew. $35.00.
Price: $35.00
Oranges
in Eastern Mexico : An Economic Analysis of Production and Marketing Channels
- by J P Mondragon (Editor), Thomas H. Spreen, Chris O. Andrew, R P Muraro -
Softcover (1998) -
This book does a very good job of describing the orange industry as a whole
in Eastern Mexico. It also includes a chapter on citrus processing.
Price: $30.00
Persian
Limes in North America: An Economic Analysis of Production and Marketing Channels
- by Michel Roy, C O Andrew, T H Spreen
- Softcover (1996) -- Provides an overview of the production and marketing
systems in the United States and Mexico. Research findings concentrate on cultural
practices and costs at the production level in each of the major producing regions
-- Dade County, Florida and Martinez de la Torre, Veracruz. The estimated cost
of packing is also included for packers in the Martinez de la Torre region.
Fourteen figures and twenty-four tables help the reader understand the information
in the text. -- The
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