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Tropical and Subtropical Fruit Crops for the Home Landscape: Alternatives to Citrus
... branches either singly or in clusters. Under the skin is a whitish pulp with 1 to 4 seeds. The fruit has a pleasant flavor ... or reddish colored fruit containing seeds surrounded by an orange, sweet, watery pulp. The juice is very aromatic and is commonly used to make ... length containing large seeds embedded in a sticky brown pulp, which is edible. The pulp may have a sweet to sour molasses-like flavor, ...
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JABOTICABA Fruit Facts
... from 3/4 to 1-1/2 inches, depending on species and variety. The gelatinous whitish pulp contains from one to four small seeds and has a pleasant, subacid flavor markedly similar ... fruit between the thumb and forefinger, one can cause the skin to split and the pulp to slip into the mouth. The peeled fruits are often used for making jelly and ...
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POMEGRANATE Fruit Facts
... , bitter tissue into compartments packed with sacs filled with sweetly acid, juicy, red, pink or whitish pulp or aril. In each sac there is one angular, soft or hard seed. High temperatures ... , bears at an early age, productive. Utah SweetVery sweet, good quality fruit. Pink skin and pulp. Seeds notably softer than those of Wonderful and other standard cultivars. Attractive pinkish-orange flowers ...
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Litchi Nut Tree, Lychee Nut, Leechee Nut, Litchi chinensis
... You can open the red outer shell with your fingers. Inside you see a firm whitish pulp that is delicious and mildly acidic. The dried fruit is eaten like a raisin and ...
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Akebia quinata
... 4” long) which split open in fall to reveal small black seeds imbedded in a whitish pulp. The whitish pulp is edible. Native to China, Korea and Japan, but has escaped cultivation and naturalized ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Angelica - Herb Profile and Information
... . The dried root, as it appears in commerce, is greyish brown and much wrinkled externally, whitish and spongy within and breaks with a starchy fracture, exhibiting shining, resinous spots. The odour ... of good brandy during five days 1 OZ. of skinned bitter almonds reduced to a pulp being added. The liquid is then strained through fine muslin and a pint of liquid ...
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Anthracnose of Grape
... of 1/4 inch and may become slightly sunken. The centers of the spots turn whitish gray and are surrounded by narrow reddish-brown to black margins (Figure 3). This typical ... and warm temperatures are ideal for disease development and spread. Lesions may extend into the pulp and cause the fruit to crack. Lesions on the rachis and pedicels appear similar to ...
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Plant Fibers
... pulpy mass is composed essentially of tracheids. Several methods are used to convert wood into pulp, including the ground wood process, sulfite process and the sulfate process. In the sulfite process ... from the leaves of Sansevieria metalaea (syn. S. guineensis & S. hyacinthoides), and other species. The whitish fiber is used in Central Africa for course cloth and fishing nets. Some species of ...
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The World of Gourds
... (Cornucopia, 1998) as Thladiantha grosvenorii. Another common name is "Buddha's fruit", presumably because the pulp is extremely sweet. A glycoside in the fruit called mogrol I-IV is 150 times ... , fragrant, white flowers have striking corolla lobes fringed with long hairs. Wax gourds have a whitish coating of wax, and according to C.B. Heiser (The Gourd Book, 1979), they have ...
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ABS Species List - O
... 5 Native to Sri Lanka, where it is used extensively for basketry and for paper pulp. Good for craft work. May be misidentified Semiarundinaria species. C8 D4 D6 6 2.00 ... .70 24 4 Leaves up to a foot long and 3/4 inch wide, waxy whitish culms, from Mexico to northern Colombia. C8 D4 D6 G9 L3 L8 M5 O6 4 ...
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