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    Dying on the vine how phylloxera transformed wine / by Gale, George, 1943-

    Published 2011
    Subjects: “…Grapes Diseases and pests History 19th century.…”
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    The Jackson County War Reconstruction and resistance in post-Civil War Florida / by Weinfeld, Daniel R. (Daniel Robert), 1967-

    Published 2012
    Table of Contents: “…Like so many children, 1865 -- Those pests that remind us daily of our degradation, 1866 -- You can't come here with any such equality, 1867 -- Depression is almost universal here, 1868 -- They believe there in gunpowder entirely, 1869 -- A small hell on earth, 1869 -- I have no ambition to fill a more honorable grave, 1870-1871 -- Whatever it was, it has passed away.…”
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    Global industry, local innovation the history of cane sugar production in Australia, 1820-1995 / by Griggs, P. D. (Peter D.)

    Published 2011
    Table of Contents: “…An introduction -- Sugar cane and the production of sugar -- pt. 1. 1788 to 1863 : beginnings -- Intermittent attempts at sugar production -- The rise of the Colonial Sugar Refining Company -- pt. 2. 1864 to 1914 : becoming established -- The spread of sugar cane cultivation -- The production unit : planters, central millers, and small farmers -- Science and the canegrowers -- The milling sector -- Competing for the sugar basin : refiners, merchants, and the Australian sugar market -- pt. 3. 1915 to 1995 : expansion, export-orientated, and regulated -- A regulated expansion -- Growing the crop : cultivation methods, implements, and plant nutrition -- Managing water -- Breeding and improving cane varieties -- Combatting pests -- Defeating cane diseases -- Harvesting and transport of cane -- Regulating and modernising the milling sector -- The refining, marketing, and pricing of sugar.…”
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