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Citrus in Corona, 1988

by: Hardison, Allen

Publication date: 1988

Topics: californiarevealed

Language: English

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Allen Hardison visits a Corona lemon grove with his granddaughter, Jennifer Hildebrand. He discusses biological controls used within the groves, protecting the fruit against frost, propagation, and the disappearing groves.

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