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Someone who
researches and
practices the
science of
pomology is
called a
pomologist. The term
fruticulture (from
Latin fructus, "fruit", + cultura, "care")...
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early proponent of modernism), wine and food writer,
entrepreneur and
pomologist. He was the
paternal grandfather of
Queen Camilla. Shand, the son of the...
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grapes in New York state. He was
regarded as one of the
foremost pomologists of his day. He also
wrote many
articles upon
horticultural subjects under...
- Australia's
Remarkable Trees. Melbourne:
Miegunyah Press. p. 100.
Florist and
Pomologist, (February 1867) page 37 The
Garden (London),Volume 3 (8
February 1873)...
- with New
England being the
first to
break out of the box and with many
pomologists scouring the
woods for
abandoned apple trees and
heirloom varieties to...
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Bordeianu (16
February 1902 – 19
March 1969) was a
Romanian agronomist and
pomologist who was a
member of the
Romanian Academy. He was born in the
village of...
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David Karp (born 1958) is an
active pomologist,
traveler and writer, who
calls himself a
Fruit detective.
David is the son of
Harvey Karp, a businessman...
- blush, some russeting. The
yellow flesh is firm, crisp, sugary, and as
pomologist Robert Hogg said, "with a
powerful and
delicious aromatic flavour." The...
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October 1966, in Freising, Bavaria) was a
Bavarian Catholic priest and
pomologist.
Korbinian Aigner was born on the
substantial family farm at Hohenpolding...
- (1885–1945). With his
father Ludwig,
Franz was a co-founder of the
German Pomologists ****ociation in 1860, and was made an
honorary member in 1903. The standard...
