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Title: [Man standing next to Lisbon lemon tree]
Date Created and/or Issued: 1926, Mar
Contributing Institution: UC Merced, UC Cooperative Extension Archive
Collection: Ventura County, UC Cooperative Extension Records
Rights Information: Copyrighted
Copyright belongs to the Regents of the University of California. Use of the materials beyond that allowed by fair use or by any Creative Commons licenses assigned requires the written permission of the copyright owner(s). For further information, please contact the University of California, Merced Library at library@ucmerced.edu.
Rights Holder and Contact: Regents of the University of California
Description: Funding: Digitization funded in part by a National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) Major Initiatives Grant (RM-100281) awarded to the University of California, Merced Library.
Type: image
Format: 1 photographic print: black and white
Form/Genre: Photograph
Identifier: ark:/86071/d2rv94
UCCE_VEN_042_001_049
Language: English
eng
Subject: lemons
trees
thinning (cutting of branches)
Place: Santa Paula (inhabited place)
Ventura (county)
California (state)
Relation: Series 6 Photographs and Audiovisual Material; Subseries 1 Photographs
Location: Box 042, Folder 001
Transcription: [Written on mount] No. \ 49. \ Three year old Lisbon \ lemon tree in pruning \ plot on J.N. Thille Ranch, \ Santa Paula, being \ trained with the \ thinning system. \ Heavy fruit production. March, 1926.

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