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citrus fruit to Florida around 1823 | the grapefruit. right: Joe. Wrong: Value: $200. [DOC] [TLE] CFM - Learn - Florida Stories - Citrus [PAR] The pioneers mistakenly believed that the citrus fruits were native to Florida. ... A 
Frenchman, Count Odet Philippe, is credited with introducing the grapefruit in the 
Tampa Bay area around 1823. ... + now sprouting out again - the many large 
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. [DOC] [TLE] Exploring Florida Documents: Fruit [PAR] The growth of Florida's citrus industry has been as romantic as it has been ... the 
orange tree is not indigenous to Florida but was introduced into the state from ... 
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berry is so rich in Vitamin C, and citrus was not so readily available .... as a 
source of food and introduced them to starving English settlers around 1620. .... 
Count Odette Phillipe brought the seeds from the Bahamas in 1823, and is 
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Tampa, Florida, in 1823 by a French count named Odette Philippe, but it 
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herd of cattle, had large fields of cotton, and planted the first citrus grove on the W
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Philip Walther, Jr. ... All members are introduced to the many and varied 
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contains 122 one-room apartments grouped around a large open court. ...... It will 
become a museum introducing citizens to the history of Florida as H they enter on
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Like all citrus fruits, oranges are acidic, with a pH level of around 2.5-3. ... The 
Persian orange, grown widely in southern Europe after its introduction to Italy in 
the 11th century, was ..... It was brought to Florida by Count Odette Philippe in 
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miles ..... N. Hansen (1823-1900), a Danish born mariner who settled at New 
Orleans. ..... Emelie Falterman (1892-1900+) married Philip Percle; and Ursin 
Falterman ...... Mrs. Davenport probably introduced Ocean Springs and the von 
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Louise. .... In similar fashion. such as the 16th-century Frenchman Arnault du Tilh. 
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Question: Frenchman Odette Philippe is credited with introducing this large citrus fruit to Florida around 1823
Answer: the grapefruit