Apples and peaches in the Ozark region.
By H. P. Gould ... and W. F. Fletcher ...

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Main Author: Gould, Harri Perley.
Related Names: Fletcher, William F.
United States. Bureau of Plant Industry.
United States. Department of Agriculture
Language(s): English
Published: Washington, Govt. print. off., 1913.
Subjects: Fruit and fruit trees > Fruit and fruit trees / Ozark Mountains Region.
Fruit-culture > Fruit-culture / Arkansas.
Fruit-culture > Fruit-culture / Missouri.
Peach
Fruit-culture > Fruit-culture / Ozark Mountains Region.
Peach > Peach / Ozark Mountains Region.
Apples > Apples / Ozark Mountains Region.
Physical Description: 95 p. incl. illus., tables. VI pl. (incl. fold. map) on 4 l. 23 cm.
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