Links to even more fruit information!

• California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc. has an encyclopedia, many links, and other interesting stuff
• Learn the history and facts of all kinds of fruit - from tropical fruits, citrus fruits, tree fruits, berries and fruit trees at Facts About Fruit
  
• Interested in Medicinal Properties of fruits? Try searching the herbal medicine database, or James Duke's fantastic Ethnobotanical database
• Outstanding info on decidous and tropical crops from the University of Florida in their Fruit Crops Fact Sheets
• University of California, Davis - Pomology home page contains information similar to this page, but much more. You can order publications on specific crops with your credit card, or download the order form and mail 'em a check.
• Edible Landscaping Index is similar to this page, but very abbreviated - for those who want to cut to the chase. No photos.
• The Durian is the "King of fruits" in southeast Asia, but you wouldn't know it by the smell! This large spiny fruit tastes good, but smells like rancid onion or something that has been sitting in a sewer pipe.
• Try Burchell's Nursery for abbreviated facts/descriptions of cultivars of major fruit species that they sell.
• Wine - UC Davis Viticulture and Enology department has a great page with many references on wine and grapes, from medicinal properties to legal issues.
• OK, admit it - you're more interested in wine than grapes, right? Then go to the Wines Across America site and enjoy!
• The National Clonal Germplasm Repository in Corvallis, Oregon has info on rare and interesting fruits.
• The mid-Atlantic region fruit crops page is a collaborative effort among West Virginia University, Virginia Tech, Penn State, and Rutgers (at least); get the latest on research with deciduous fruit crops in the eastern USA
• The Northern Nut Growers Association has been around since 1910, documenting all sorts of information on walnuts, hazelnut, pecan and hickories, chestnuts, oaks, pine nuts, butternut, and even paw paw and persimmon.
• Try the North American Fruit Explorers (NAFEX) page if your life's passion is growing and collecting fruits.
• University of Georgia Extension Horticulture Publications online
• Where do I get all those production statistics? try the FAO online database for worldwide data, and the National Agricultural Statistics Service for USA data.
• Julia Morton's masterwork, Fruits of Warm Climates, is online! (and I paid $75 %&$#!).
  
• Per capita consumption data for fruits and most foods we eat are contained here in a searchable database.
• Everything you want to know about coffee from the International Coffee Organization.
• Everything you wanted to know about cacao and chocolate from the International Cocoa Organization.
• Search the National Plant Germplasm System database (GRIN) for detailed information on a specific plant.
• See beautiful watercolor images of hundreds of fruit cultivars.
• A great site on several minor tropical fruits with brief descriptions and photos.
• The business newspaper of the produce industry, The Packer Online, has all the trends and news fit to print on fruit and vegetable marketing & merchandising.