R. 20-13.001 Establishment of Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.002 Non-Classified Fruits
R. 20-13.003 Fruit Classification and Standards Committee – Membership
R. 20-13.004 Classification of Newly Developed Varieties and Hybrids
R. 20-13.0041 Definition: Seedless and Low-Seeded
R. 20-13.0042 Mandarin: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.005 Maturity Standards for Newly Developed Varieties and Hybrids
R. 20-13.006 Murcott Honey Tangerines; Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.0061 Sunburst Tangerines; Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.009 Tangelos; Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.010 Temple; Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.011 Ambersweet: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.012 Fallglo: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.013 Tango: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.014 Orri: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.015 U.S. Early Pride: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.016 W. Murcott: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.017 Osceola: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.018 Lee: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.019 Nova: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.020 Roe: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.021 Autumn Honey: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.022 WG-2: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.023 C37: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.024 Bingo: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.025 UFGlow: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.026 950: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.027 Marathon: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.028 Nectar: Classification and Standards
R. 20-13.029 LB8-9: Classification and Standards
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Terms Used In Florida Regulations > Chapter 20-13 - Market Classification, Maturity Standards and Processing or Packing Restrictions for Hybrids

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