My university (Peking University) has the largest library in Asia, and one day while I was going through the English Bio section I found a copy of David Fairchild's, the world is my garden, which is is personal bibliografy. He wrote about many fruits in his books and his attempts at introducing them to the US market, he also included his encounters with important people of his day, and and eye into his world. Mangos were one of the ones he worked hardest on and sent fruit explorers all over the world to collect. There were many other plants he tried to introduce and some are important crops in america and some have been forgotten. Great read, I am going to try to get the book scanned before I leave China.