Ira J. Condit

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Ira J. Condit is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, University of California, Riverside, Stanford University

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Ira J. Condit's Degrees

Bachelors Horticulture University of California, Berkeley
Masters Horticulture University of California, Berkeley
PhD Horticulture University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Ira Judson Condit was an American horticulturist who studied subtropical fruits, including the fig, the olive, and the avocado. Early life and education Ira J. Condit was born November 18, 1883, in Jersey, Ohio, and graduated from Granville High School in 1900. He went on to Ohio State University, where he received his B.S. in 1905. After more than a decade working in various horticulture-related jobs, he returned to school, earning an M.S. from the University of California and a Ph.D. from Stanford University .

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Ira J. Condit's Published Works

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Fig varieties: a monograph (1955) (97)
Ficus carica L. (1969) (43)
Fig characteristics useful in the identification of varieties (1941) (36)
The structure and development of flowers in Ficus carica L (1931) (27)
A bibliography of the fig (1956) (23)
An interspecific hybrid in Ficus. (1950) (19)
Cytological studies in the genus Ficus. III. Chromosome numbers in sixty-two species (1964) (16)
CYTOLOGICAL STUDIES IN THE GENUS FICUS. III. (1964) (7)
"GALL-FLOWER" OF THE FIG, A MISNOMER. (1945) (6)
The effect of 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid and other plant growth regulators on the Calimyrna fig. (1949) (5)
Fig characters as affected by climate. (1950) (3)
OTHER FIG CHIMERAS (1928) (3)
Promising new seedling fig: Conadria variety, a hybrid developed in 30-year fig breeding program, shows promise for both fresh and dried fruit markets (1956) (2)
A bibliography on the avocado. (1939) (1)
"Gall-Flower" of the Fig, a Misnomer (1945) (1)
The macadamia, or Queensland nut. (1940) (1)
Cheek list of avocado varieties. (1932) (1)
Caprifigs and Capriflcation. (1)
ANOMALOUS FIG TREESPlants Showing Chimaeral Differences in Flower Form of Value in Throwing Light on the Origin of Edible Figs (1934) (0)
The Use of Chemicals to Prevent Molding of Herbarium Specimens. (1948) (0)
The carob in California . Nutritive value of the carob bean (0)
The Use of Chemicals to Prevent Molding of Herbarium Specimens (1948) (0)
Figs—facts and figures of 1948 (1948) (0)
Fig species and varieties. (1950) (0)
Characters useful in the identification of species of Ficus (1957) (0)
A bibliography on the avocado (Persea americana Miller) (1939) (0)
Biology Problems in Agricultural Experiment Stations (1943) (0)
The Ficus retusa - nitida complex (1958) (0)

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