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The Li also has the smallest pit, considered in relation to the amount 
of flesh. For general purposes, it is probable that the Lang is the 
best variety. Its pear-shaped fruits are produced in abundance and 
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Fic. 45.—Fruits of the Li jujube (S. P. I. No. 38249) grown at the plant introduction 
garden, Chico, Calif. This variety has the largest fruits of any grown in the United 
States, has a relatively small stone, and processes well 
are easily processed in sirup. This variety is also one of the most 
readily propagated. Although these are considered the best varie- 
ties at present, there are several others which may prove to offer 
particular advantages after further trials. 
