GUAVA

SCIENTIFIC NAME: Psidium spp.
FAMILY: Myrtaceae

Araca: Psidium araca
Bush Guava: Psidium australe
Strawberry Guava: Psidium cattleianum
Cas, Costa Rican Guava: Psidium friedrichsthalianum
 Guava: Psidium guajava
Araca, Guisaro: Psidium guineense
Catley guava: Psidium littorale
Yellow Cherry Guava: Psidium lucidium
Icon for significance.Guava Cultivation, February 1984
Primary Reference.Thinning Guavas, March 1986
 Marcotting Or Airlayering, May 1981
 How Far South?, November 1982
 How The Cold Weather Affected Our Trees, November 1982
 Bagging Fruits, September 1983
 Exotic Fruits For Specified Areas, September 1983
 Temperature Management And Chilling Injury Of Tropical And Subtropical Fruit, November 1985
 Tropical Fruit Fiesta, March 1986
 Coping With Cyclones, Part II, July 1986
 List Of Plants Imported Through Kamerunga Between 1970 And 1987, May 1987
 Pollination Requirements Of Some Tropical Crops, January 1988
 Tolerable Minimum Temperatures, March 1988
 Tropical Fruit Food Composition Table, July 1988
 Establishment And Propagation Of Hives Of Native Stingless Bees For Orchard Pollination, September 1988
 Fruits Of 1887, January 1989
 A Comprehensive Guide To Tropical And Subtropical Fruits, January 1990
 Tropical And Sub Tropical Fruit And Nut Cultivar Recommendations For North Queensland, November 1991
 Tropical Fruits Of Tiskita, Costa Rica, May 1992
 Fruit Piercing Moth, September 1992
 Nutritional Facts About Tropical Fruits And Vegetables, November 1994
 Growing Fruit Crops In Containers, February 1998
 Drying Fruit And Other Food, August 1999
 Plant Selection For A Dry Tropics Permaculture/Rare Fruits Backyard Garden, February 2000
 Fruit Trees Species List, August 2002

These archive articles date from 1980 to 2002. For current guava availability at Australian nurseries, see treestock.com.au.

DATE: 2011 February 25

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