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A comparison of protective services commonly used for rail shipments of Florida oranges and grapefruit

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This is a report on more than 600 citrus shipping tests from Florida over a period of three shipping seasons beginning in 1948. It presents a comparison of load-temperatures obtained during transit by commonly-used protective services grouped by shipping periods, and the effect of such temperatures on the keeping qualities of the fruits during the transit period and for a week after it reached market.

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A comparison of protective services commonly used for rail shipments of Florida oranges and grapefruit
1953, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Administration, Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils and Agricultural Engineering
in English

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Edition Notes

Cover title.

"September 1953."

Published in
Orlando, Fla
Series
H.T. & S. office report -- no. 305, H.T. & S. office report -- no. 305.

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Pagination
15 p., [25] leaves of plates
Number of pages
25

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL33148202M
Internet Archive
comparisonofprot305wins
OCLC/WorldCat
85245338

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