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WALNUT

A Naturalist in Western China. By Ernest H. Wilson. 1976 YB, p 95
Apricot Walnut Candy. By Rose B. Blum. 1986 #2, p 22
Deciduous Fruit Varieties. By Jim Neitzel. 1980 YB, pp 20-40
Rare Fruit Sources. By Arlo Hale Smith. 1977 #1, pp 3-16

WAMPI

Galumpi: Clausena Lansium. By John McIntyre, Jr. 1977 YB, p 40
Growing Rare Fruit in Northern California. By John M. Riley. 1973 YB, pp 67-90
News from the Hills. By David Silber. 1988 #4, pp 5-7

WATER-SAVING

Constructing an Inexpensive Mist Switch. By Bill Lindsay. 1989 #1, pp 24-25
Further Thoughts on Adjusting to our Drier Climate. By E. Hager. R. Watts and A. Ramirez. 1989 #4, pp 14-21
Rare Fruits for the Watersaving Garden. By Alice Ramirez. 1988 J, pp 39-44
Using Tires in the Garden. By Louis Lopyan. 1984 #4, pp 2-3

WEED CONTROL

Chemical Weed Control in Banana. By C.L. Chia and R. K. Nishimoto. 1988 J, pp 28-32
Cultural Nuggets for Would-be Apple Growers. Talk by Jim Rider. Reported by Melita Israel. 1989 #2, pp 16-19
Macadamias: a Basic Understanding. Talk by T. Cooper. Reported by Melita Israel. 1989 #1, pp 28-30

WHEAT - Triticum

WHITE APPLE - Syzygium forte

WHITE BEAM TREE - Sorbus aria

WHITE MULBERRY - Morus alba

WHITE SAPOTE

A Partial Rating of Some White Sapotes. By Jim Neitzel. 1981 #1, pp 20-21
Culture of Rare Fruits in the San Francisco Bay Area. By J. Garrin Fullington. 1974 #4, pp 3-6
Editor's Mailbag. By Clytia M. Chambers. 1989 #3, p 32
Experiences with Sapotes. By Orton H. Englehart. 1973 #2, pp 8-11
For the Beginner: Suggestions for New Gardeners. By Phil Clark. 1985 #2, pp 6-9
Fruiting White Sapotes. 1981 #2 p 5
Further Thoughts on Adjusting to Our Drier Climate. By E. Hager, R. Watts and A. Ramirez. 1989 #4, pp 14-21
Gleanings: Warm Winter, Need Evaluations. By Jim Neitzel. 1981 #4, pp 18-19
Growing Rare Fruit in Northern Calif.By John M. Riley. 1973 YB, pp 67-90
More Experiences with Sapotes. By Orton H. Englehart. 1974 #1, pp 6-7
Notes from Members, Riverside, California. 1977 #2, p 10
Progress (?) Report on White Sapotes. By Robert R. Chambers. 1986 YB, pp 33-36
Rare Fruit at UC Santa Cruz. By Kermit Carter. 1972 YB, p 112
Report on Casimiroa edulis: the White Sapote. By Robert R. Chambers. 1977 YB, pp 18-19
Reviewing Casimiroa edulis. By Orton H. Englehart. 1977 YB, pp 35-36
Sapote. By Paul H. Thomson. 1972 #3, pp 1-12
Sapotes on the Scaffold. By William T. Drysdale. 1977 #2, pp 10-11
Some Notes. By Orton H. Englehart. 1979 #3, pp 18-19
What? a Rare Fruit Gal in a Mobile Home Space? Yes! By Cay Hillegas. 1983 #4, pp 21-23
White Sapote. By Paul H. Thomson. 1973 YB, pp 6-20
White Sapote Reduces Blood Pressure. By Mildred Riha. 1983 #4, p 5
White Sapote Varieties: Progress Report. By Robert R. Chambers. 1984 YB, pp 56-64

WHITE SPARROW - Solanum indicum

WHITE SPINACH - Sesbania grandiflora See Sesban

WHITE WALNUT - Juglans cineria

WILD ALMOND - Prunus fasciculata

WILD CUSTARD APPLE - Annona chrysophylla, A. senegalensis

WILD FRUIT

Living with Torrey Pines or Why We Cut Them Down. By C. E. White. 1987 #4, p 3
Notes from our Members. 1975 #2, p 9
Wild Fruit of South Africa. Part I. By Ian Hartland. 1975 #1, pp 13-16
Wild Fruit World Wide. By Ian Hartland. 1972 #4, pp 10-12
Book Review: Edible and Useful Plants of California. Reviewed by Paul Thomson. 1978 #1, p 10
Cultural Data: Tropical and Exotic Plants. By Walter V. Jerris. 1988 #3, pp 16-17

WILD HIMALAYAN PEAR - Pyrus pashia

WILD LIME - Citrus hystrix

WILD MAMMEE - Rheedia lateriflora

WILD RAISIN - Viburnum lentago

WILD RED CHERRY - Prunus pensylvanica

WILD SOURSOP - Annona sphaerocarpa

WILD WATER LEMON - Passiflora foetida

WILD ORANGE