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Avocados

Avocados

Specific Features:

Tree Fruit
Tropical
Edible Raw: Undetermined

Important Seasons: Unspecified

Related Websites

California Avocado Society (CAS)

From the CAS 'About Us' page:

It is the mission of the California Avocado Society to promote efficiency of production and orderly marketing toward assuring long term profitability for the business of avocado growing.

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