The first section of the fruit-growing area of fujian province (pan zhenghua) provides a summary of the production of fruit-trees in fujian province, many of the special products of fruit-tree species are located in the subtropical subtropical region, with a mild climate, abundant rainfall, abundant fruit-tree resources and excellent production conditions, which are the most appropriate areas for the development of subtropical fruit trees, as well as parts of tropical and temperate fruit trees. Citrus, dragon eyes, pineapple, bananas, pineapple are the six fruit trees that were mainly planted in fook, followed by olives, peaches, prunes, pears, tomatoes, apples, grapes, mangoes, pomegranates, papayas, papayas, yangme. The fruit-planting tree has a history of centuries to millennia, with extensive technical experience and a variety of valuables, such as citrus, snow, orange, and zhuang, and honeyfruit, which are the country's most important products, with the highest production of the country's eye, and whose products are “cuill dry” and the best food varieties, such as “emancipation of the wall”, “puming beam”, “august white”, “september uu” and “bitches”; ii. Since the production of fruit was clearly restored and developed, there have been repeated instances of fruit production in fujian, particularly during the decade of the revolution. Since the 11th plenum of the party, due to the correct implementation of the rural policy, especially the liberalization of the multi-year fruit tree and the liberalization of prices, the population has been strongly motivated to produce, and there has been a marked recovery and development of fruit tree production. In 1978-1984, fruit tree cultivation increased annually at an average rate of 110,000 acres, with production growing at an average annual rate of around 470,000. According to 1984 statistics, the area of fruit trees in the province had reached 172. 57 million acres and the total fruit production had reached 4. 82 million burdens, which was 9. 2 and 4. 6 times higher than in 1949. The fastest-growing, largest area under cultivation and most widely distributed is citrus, with an area of 49. 81 million acres, representing 28. 89 per cent of the total fruit area; total production of 169. 3 million, representing 35. 02 per cent of the total fruit production; second, dragon eye, 23. 62 million acres, 60. 09 million (approximately 1 million years old)
