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Here
is my first update for 2004. I have been busy shooting the winter season
tropical fruit crops here at TREC.
The carambola (star fruit) collection is loaded and other unusual tropical
fruits like canistel (egg fruit), green sapote, sapodilla, loquat, akee,
mamey, soursop, and tamrind are displaying their fruits as well. Each
day during January has been a beautiful blue sky with cool mornings and
warm afternoons. I am looking forward to the 2004 mango crop and I will
be focusing on improving my collection of avocados pictures. Check out
Dr. Jonathan Crane’s avocado viewer (Click
Here). Also, I have been invited to present my Tropical Fruit Photography
talk to the Tropical Fruit and Vegetable Society on January 28, 2004 at
the Fruit and Spice
Park in Homestead, FL at 7:30pm. If you are interested in learning
all of my secrets please attend as it is open to the public.
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Ian Maguire UF/IFAS/TREC
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| © Ian Maguire UF/IFAS/TREC |
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| © Ian Maguire UF/IFAS/TREC |
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