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The evolution of the American lemon-growing industry

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  • 1967
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  • The California Geographer 8: 103-113
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  • Nearly one-third of all the lemons grown in the world come from a few fruit-growing districts in Southern California. Average annual production over the past ten years has been about 15,000,000 boxes per year. How did the lemon-growing industry become established in the United States, and what factors have led to the dominant position of Southern California in the industry?
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