Avocado Growing in the Florida Home

Avocado Growing in the Florida Home Landscape1
Jonthan H. Crane, Carlos F. Balerdi, and Ian Maguire2

Scientific Name: Persea americana Miller
Common Names: avocado, avocado-pear, aguacate (Spanish)
Family: Lauraceae
Origin: Avocados are indigenous to tropical America. Three ecological races--Mexican, Guatemalan, and West Indian--are recognized (Table 1).
Distribution: Avocados are grown in tropical and subtropical areas of the world. In Florida, commercial production is primarily in Miami-Dade and Collier Counties, however, small plantings and isolated trees are found in warm locations throughout the state.
[Click thumbnail to enlarge.] Figure 15.
History: Avocados have been cultivated in tropical America since pre-Columbian times. The first recorded importation into Florida was in 1833 and into California in 1856.
Importance: One of the important fruits in the American tropics, the avocado is grown commercially in many areas of the world including Mexico, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Australia, Israel, Chile, tropical Africa, Spain, and Indonesia. In the U.S. avocados are produced in California, Florida, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Texas.

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Avocado Growing in the Florida Home Landscape1Jonthan h. Crane, Carlos f. Balerdi, and Ian Maguire2Scientific Name: Persea americana MillerCommon Names: avocado, avocado-pear, aguacate (Spanish)Family: LauraceaeOrigin: Avocados are indigenous to tropical America. Three ecological races--Mexican, Guatemalan, and West Indian--are recognized (Table 1).Distribution: Avocados are grown in tropical and subtropical areas of the world. In Florida, commercial production is primarily in Miami-Dade and Collier Counties, however, small plantings and isolated trees are found in warm locations throughout the state. [Click thumbnails to enlarge.] Figure 15. History: Avocados have been cultivated in tropical America since pre-Columbian times. The first recorded importation into Florida was in 1833 and into California in 1856.Importance: One of the important fruits in the American tropics, the avocado is grown commercially in many areas of the world including Mexico, Brazil, the Dominican Republic, Australia, Israel, Chile, tropical Africa, Spain, and Indonesia. In the U.S. avocados are produced in California, Florida, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Texas.

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Avocado Growing in the Florida Home Landscape1
Jonthan H. Crane, Carlos F. Balerdi, and Ian Maguire2

Scientific Name: Persea americana Miller
Common Names: avocado, avocado-pear, aguacate (Spanish)
Family: Lauraceae
Origin: Indigenous to tropical America avocados are . Ecological Three races - Mexican, Guatemalan, and West Indian - are recognized companies (Table 1).
Distribution: avocados are grown in tropical and subtropical which areas of the world. In Florida, commercial production is in Miami-Dade chính and Collier Counties, tuy nhiên, small plantings and isolated trees are found in warm locations throughout the state.
[Click thumbnails to enlarge.] Figure 15.
History: avocados cultivated in tropical America được pre-Columbian times since. The first was in thu importation Into Florida in 1833 and in 1856. Into California
Importance: One of the Important in the American tropics fruits, the avocado is grown commercially in many which areas of the World gồm Mexico, Brazil, Dominican Republic, Australia, Israel, Chile, tropical Africa, Spain, and Indonesia. Produced in the US avocados are in California, Florida, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and Texas.