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South Florida Tropicals: Tamarind
... . When separated from the shell and seeds, the mature, brown sticky pulp can be prepared to season meats and chutney. Tamarind paste ... fine strainer, press out all the juice from the pulp. Use the strained pulp in recipes calling for tamarind extract or paste. ... to soak overnight. Reserve soaking water. Remove seeds from pulp and strain pulp and skins as instructed in the "Basic Preparation" section. ...
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Phoradendron leucarpum, mistletoe
... flowers. Fruits globose, white, 4-6 mm (0.15-0.25 in) in diameter, with sticky pulp, ripening in early Winter and remaining attached for several months. Distribution: Native to much of ...
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Phoradendron tomentosum, hairy mistletoe
... flowers. Fruits globose, white, 4-6 mm (0.15-0.25 in) in diameter, with sticky pulp, ripening in early Winter and remaining attached for several months. Distribution: Native from Southcentral Oklahoma ...
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CRFG Fruit List
... a brittle shell covering a thick, deep-brown sticky pulp with a few seeds embedded. It has a high sugar and acid content. The pulp is used to make a drink, is eaten ... chocolate. The 8-12" long, yellow or red fruit has a white, mucilaginous, mildly sweet pulp which can be eaten and many flat seeds. The oil from the seeds is used ...
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Floridata: Gymnocladus dioicus
... .1 cm) wide. Inside, the hard, shiny brown seeds are surrounded by a dark brown sticky pulp. The pods often persist on the tree through late winter. There have been a few ...
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Cadaba aphylla
... resemble peas that curl inward with glistening, sticky hairs on the skin. The small black seeds are covered with a bright orange and sticky pulp that dries as the seeds fall to the ... the seeds, which are small and surrounded by a sticky pulp. It is possible that this may help the dispersal of seeds as the pulp sticks to mammals and birds. Leaves are reduced ...
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Tropical and Subtropical Fruit Crops for the Home Landscape: Alternatives to Citrus
... peeled to reveal the succulent, yellow to orange colored pulp. Because of sticky latex in the peel, coat your hands with vegetable ... reddish colored fruit containing seeds surrounded by an orange, sweet, watery pulp. The juice is very aromatic and is commonly used to ... in length containing large seeds embedded in a sticky brown pulp, which is edible. The pulp may have a sweet to sour molasses-like ...
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Persimmon Cookbook
... half & scrape out the pulp. Put pulp through a food mill to puree. Measure out 4 c. pulp. Put pulp & sugar into a pot & stir ... apricots and toasted almonds. The batter will be very dense and sticky. Scrape the batter into the prepared loaf pan. Bake until ... dry ingredients except baking soda, which you add to persimmon pulp. Add persimmon pulp. Fold in dry ingredients. Add chopped persimmon and nuts. ...
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Drift Seeds and Drift Fruits
... island of Alor, this pantropic tree is called "camplung." Here the sticky seed within the dried pericarp is used for lighting. It ... rain forest trees in their jaws. Livestock apparently like the sweet pulp inside the pods of West Indian locust (Hymenaea courbaril) and disperse ... tapirs and peccaries chew open the rotting pods and eat the sweet pulp and seeds, but are not major agents of seed dispersal ...
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Plant Fibers
... of tracheids. Several methods are used to convert wood into pulp, including the ground wood process, sulfite process and the sulfate ... paper) are stiff and brown because they still contain lignin. Wood pulp is also used for the manufacture of insulating board and fiberboard ... web is collected by winding it around sticks to make large sticky balls which are suspended just above the water. Needle fish ...
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