When "Grow More Fruit" has become the slogan of the day, a survey of a fruit crop such as guava, which is easily adaptable to a very wide range of climate and soil conditions and whose cost of culture and maintenance is cheap, is expected to be useful. Besides, such a survey was felt essential for making the quava virietial collection at the Agricul- tural Research Station, Anakapalle, comprehensive and exhaustive. Accord- ingly a survey of guava-producing regions in the Circars was undertaken in 1942, and the present papar embodies an account of the same.
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