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| e second Led Zeppelin song to be named after a | fruit, the first being "The Lemon Song". |
| ike there are a variety of shades of tangerine | fruit, there are a variety of color mixes employed t |
| riginal Sin: she eats the symbolized Forbidden | Fruit, thereby obtaining knowledge. |
| vor will strongly depend on the quality of the | fruit, therefore it is advisable to use only hand pi |
| the evils of this life, that we may enjoy the | fruit thereof forevermore in Heaven. |
| Down is the seed and thou shalt taste the | fruit thereof. |
| Like all Amelanchier | fruit, these resemble a berry, but are actually pome |
| rose" are sometimes used for this plant or its | fruit; they can refer to almost any species of Syzyg |
| seeds and other dry plantstuffs such as dried | fruit; they have also been recorded in chicken (Gall |
| eenish, and are seen from April to August, the | fruit they produce are bluish black berries that bec |
| mechanization for pruning, shoot thinning, and | fruit thinning, crop levels can be adjusted several |
| ng the success of Elegant Slumming and Bizarre | Fruit, this second version was re-issued in October |
| (crema pasticcera) topped with pieces of fresh | fruit; this is called crostata di frutta. |
| hat grow in a rather gangly fashion, producing | fruit throughout the growing season, and in contrast |
| dy pace and can only be refilled by collecting | fruit throughout the level. |
| ohol because it is made from neither grain nor | fruit, thus allowing its consumption. |
| Flowering season June to July, | fruit time July to August. |
| e, and are displayed at the joint tips (or old | fruit tips), blooming in mid-summer. |
| us, hilum, mycropyle, raphe-antiraphe) or from | fruit tissues (exocarp, receptacle, flower tube, per |
| typical ratio in a green smoothie is about 60% | fruit to 40% leafy greens. |
| er part of the forest, where trees have little | fruit, to better parts of the forest. |
| where the first number indicates the amount of | fruit to be used in relation to the sugar. |
| orphinae do generally not visit carrion or old | fruit to drink liquids. |
| Examples may range from counting | fruit to reading a thermometer gauge to determine te |
| She created it when she had run out of fresh | fruit to add into the ice cream, and instead decided |
| iver for hunting expeditions, and also to take | fruit to market. |
| male plants are required for the production of | fruit to ensure that fruit are produced. |
| ungle, Buck builds a trap baited with a durian | fruit to capture a giant orangutan for a St. Louis z |
| cutive WSOP title other players began bringing | fruit to the table in hopes of increasing their luck |
| -makers sometimes rely on adding a pectin-rich | fruit to a poor setter, for example apple to blackbe |
| Fresh | fruit to be served in its season. |
| r occasion, he gave her the gooseberry (nelli) | fruit to the poetess with the hope of improving her |
| a new record company and kept the name Passion | Fruit to leverage the success of the first single. |
| a dooryard tree due to a high tendency of the | fruit to split open while still on the tree, as well |
| Fated no | fruit to produce |
| of part of the estate as an orchard supplying | fruit to Wilkin & Sons. |
| Athyma - generally do not visit carrion or old | fruit to drink liquids. |
| collecting seeds for harvest allow unblemished | fruit to ripen then clean and dry seeds. |
| Since ancient times, prolonged cooking of | fruit to reduce its volume has been used as a practi |
| The player collects | fruit to score points and power up to knock enemies |
| g everything from small mammals, to plants and | fruit, to eggs, and even hatchlings of other Asian d |
| ed on the flowers of lemon trees and can cause | fruit to become misshapen and deformed. |
| at the time so the vineyard sourced most of it | fruit to wineries outside the valley. |
| made through the process of slicing this sweet | fruit to add fragrance to a plain cake base. |
| These include curuba (a | fruit), toche (a bird), guadua (a bamboo-like plant) |
| Jane lived there - the fig tree still produces | fruit today. |
| by moving over them) various objects including | fruit, tools and eggs. |
| squeezed lemon, butter, and powdered sugar or | fruit toppings or syrup. |
| The Summer | Fruit Tortrix (Adoxophyes orana) is a moth of the fa |
| Later, Reardon was Secretary Wellington Retail | Fruit Trade Association. |
| In 1830, he entered the Azores | fruit trade with the ship Minerva. |
| he Canary Islands and Japan, the international | fruit trade and the military history of the River Kw |
| he 1840s, he diverted his other ships from the | fruit trade to the coffee trade. |
| f this, it is called the Honeybell in the gift | fruit trade, where it is one of the most popular var |
| on originally and presently concerned with the | fruit trade, and a notable charitable institution. |
| He was adviser to the British National | Fruit Traders Association and a fellow of the Royal |
| Aboriginal people eat the | fruit traditionally, fresh and dried. |
| Their name translated means 'under | fruit tree horse', which suggests that it may have b |
| Carl Muller, The Jam | Fruit Tree |
| It is a popular garden | fruit tree and propagated commercially in small orch |
| multi-cultural music experience; Jazz trio the | Fruit Tree Project; Coal Face, a theatre commission |
| kak, or lai, is a primary rainforest substorey | fruit tree from Borneo. |
| Kamagong or "Mabolo" is a | fruit tree found only in the Philippines, the wood o |
| ated species Pouteria sapota from Cuba and the | fruit tree Mammea americana from Central and South A |
| The Zurna is an instrument made from the | fruit tree Apricot ( Prunus Armeniaca ). |
| Fruit Tree is a box set by English singer/songwriter | |
| Garcinia intermedia is a tropical American | fruit tree species. |
| Antidesma bunius is a species of | fruit tree in the Phyllanthaceae. |
| arbed wire fences or loose, improperly erected | fruit tree netting, both of which can result in very |
| when the site was the Shrewsbury Quest, and a | fruit tree garden. |
| For the trimming of | fruit tree branches, see fruit tree pruning. |
| butterfly, the Question Mark seeks out rotting | fruit, tree sap, dung, or carrion as food sources. |
| The genus of the tropical | fruit tree family Sapotaceae Labatia, first describe |
| & Bonpl.) is a | fruit tree native to Amazon Rainforest vegetation in |
| a scientific description of the south Chinese | fruit tree lychee. |
| Garcinia dulcis, Mundu or Rata, is a tropical | fruit tree native to Indonesia. |
| In most cases, the developers left a | fruit tree in each back yard. |
| When he became a | fruit tree salesman he visited isolated farms and th |
| olved, particularly Maurice de Vilmorin, whose | fruit tree collection was in 1921 given to the state |
| The state highway veers north and intersects | Fruit Tree Drive and Water Street, which were former |
| duous and evergreen trees and several types of | fruit tree. |
| o tempted Adam and Eve to eat from a forbidden | fruit tree. |
| t a sizable flock may gather when feeding at a | fruit tree. |
| Planting of tropical | fruit trees started in 1954, and over the years toda |
| s and beyond the water garden is an orchard of | fruit trees which also contains an ancient evergreen |
| Fruit trees were used as landmarks as far back as Sa | |
| tanical collection of tropical and subtropical | fruit trees and shrubs. |
| ghout the Lesser Antilles, gusty winds damaged | fruit trees and power lines. |
| Orchards of flowering | fruit trees along the Hardangerfjord in May are imag |
| In Taiwan, this plant is often grown under | fruit trees in fruits orchards as a secondary crop. |
| pear (Pyrus communis), apple, cherry and other | fruit trees (Rosaceae) and is responsible for the pe |
| rchards containing apricot, mulberry and other | fruit trees and fields of wheat and oats and stands |
| poi, is a small, tropical rainforest substorey | fruit trees native to Southeast Asia, especially Bor |
| aving been heavily forested, and full of "wild | fruit trees of vast variety", with nut trees, berry |
| It was also used as an orchard, and a few | fruit trees still remain. |
| The larvae feed on the flowers of | fruit trees and are considered a pest in orchards. |
| It also works with | fruit trees and ornamental plants and trees native t |
| He used the rich soil to grow cereal crops, | fruit trees and to graze livestock. |
| grounds with all plants labelled, wall-trained | fruit trees and greenhouse plants. |
| On the irrigated land, vegetables and | fruit trees are grown, while on the unirrigated terr |
| There are a variety of | fruit trees including apples, pears, cherry, and sof |
| Fruit trees (especially orange and lemon trees), oli | |
| The remains of growths of | fruit trees may still be seen at the lower portion o |
| It is filled with whitewashed cottages, | fruit trees and fynbos. |
| A wall for growing | fruit trees extends to the east from the south east |
| ous borders, an orchard featuring varieties of | fruit trees from the 16th century, terraces, walls a |
| Proposal to create avenues of | fruit trees |
| collapsed and he left behind him a few ancient | fruit trees and a lot of gouty DNA. |
| usand trees, in addition to the forty thousand | fruit trees are the pride of the garden. |
| to be achieved with the help of grafting more | fruit trees and, maybe, growing enough in future to |
| d marmoset is a mutualist with many species of | fruit trees because it distributes the seeds from th |
| tural garden there are Mango, Banana and other | fruit trees along with Gulbakavli, roses and other f |
| This article is about the | fruit trees and their fruit. |
| The 16 different | fruit trees that can be found in the trail are Mango |
| By 1898, a great variety of tropical | fruit trees had been planted on the island. |
| Orange trees in Chinese pots and laden | fruit trees contribute to the graceful affluence of |
| s brother in the preparation of The Fruits and | Fruit Trees of America (1845) and following the deat |
| s relying most heavily on patchily distributed | fruit trees have the largest ranges. |
| nd work on plant diseases, Fungous Diseases of | Fruit Trees in New Zealand. |
| The Palace also had a private garden with | fruit trees and vegetables. |
| Its preferred hosts are ornamental and | fruit trees of subtropical regions. |
| areas they are bunches of twigs, usually from | fruit trees and preferably with buds. |
| t, and a walled garden at the rear with lawns, | fruit trees and an oak. |
| ed three or four acres fenced and stocked with | fruit trees, withered and dried up”. |
| cessor T.A. Work planted the upper garden with | fruit trees, pines and cypress while Maud Porter Wor |
| Thus he became the patron god of cattle, | fruit trees, hunting, husbandry and bee-keeping. |
| rops, but were supplemented by grapes, olives, | fruit trees, beans, and products from goats and bees |
| an irrigation system and planted thousands of | fruit trees, and by 1920, the town had more than twe |
| pe-myrtle, dogwood, magnolia, deciduous holly, | fruit trees, etc. |
| a number of crops, including wheat, barley and | fruit trees, as well as on goats and beehives. |
| while those with smaller slope is covered with | fruit trees, vineyards and cattle and grain are grow |
| fruit trees, including Anacardium occidentale, Averr | |
| led kitchen garden furnished with well stocked | fruit trees, on the site of the modern-day vineyard |
| The gardens contain rare | fruit trees, a canal, a pond, a Victorian era parter |
| ees and shrubs, consisting of oaks, chestnuts, | fruit trees, and so forth, as well as one hectare pl |
| areas in gardens, potted plants, and trunks of | fruit trees, and other trees and shrubs. |
| cypresses, and bamboos; plums were the favored | fruit trees, along with peaches and oranges. |
| species (excluding native) of palms, tropical | fruit trees, exotic flowering and canopy trees, bamb |
| t was used mainly on apples, but also on other | fruit trees, garden crops, turfgrasses, and against |
| It is also known for its | fruit trees, an unusual sight in the Saharan regions |
| m households, and paid taxes on wheat, barley, | fruit trees, and goats or beehives. |
| hen garden houses a fine collection of regency | fruit trees, vegetables and associated bothys. |
| es (45,000 m2) that include an organic garden, | fruit trees, and a variety of plants and shrubs that |
| s contain over 3,000 taxa of plants including: | fruit trees, grasses, begonias, orchids, bromeliads, |
| It paid taxes on wheat, barley, | fruit trees, and goats or beehives. |
| gency describes it as a land of "homestead[s], | fruit trees, cemeteries, and abandoned roads." |
| fed game animals in winter, planted and pruned | fruit trees, stocked fish, and treated streams for a |
| rden features an orchard with old varieties of | fruit trees. |
| srs Veithch & Sons of Chelsea as a nursery for | fruit trees. |
| onomy is based primarily on olive orchards and | fruit trees. |
| stands of lilac, rhododendron and some of the | fruit trees. |
| honey locust, magnolias, maples, sweetgums and | fruit trees. |
| ous, had some cattle and poultry, gardens, and | fruit trees. |
| inent except Antarctica and is a major pest of | fruit trees. |
| naming the new community after the goddess of | fruit trees. |
| It is planted with greengage and other | fruit trees. |
| nts an argent tower on a gules hill with three | fruit trees. |
| hich quickly became an important cultivator of | fruit trees. |
| pis leperii, an armoured scale insect found on | fruit trees. |
| edicinal and edible plants including roses and | fruit trees. |
| , amongst other things, silver-leaf disease of | fruit trees. |
| n intercrop with coconut, arecanut and various | fruit trees. |
| ocated on a small unfenced field and had a few | fruit trees. |
| nst mites on citrus trees, including deciduous | fruit trees. |
| the extermination of flying foxes, which raid | fruit trees. |
| t, moving from its breeding caves in search of | fruit trees. |
| , while the fertile farm land was planted with | fruit trees. |
| palace was surrounded with a large garden with | fruit trees. |
| tercropped with coconut, areca nut and various | fruit trees. |
| nursery, and the extensive woods with lawn and | fruit trees. |
| ona Island and planted it with Iona grapes and | fruit trees. |
| of flowering plants, including 100 species of | fruit trees; and over 2,300 orchids, said to be one |
| , Large-leaved Mahogany, genuine mahogany, Sky | Fruit, Tropical American Mahogany |
| The skin of the | fruit turns yellow orange at maturity, sometimes wit |
| The sapodilla trees yield | fruit twice a year, though flowering may continue ye |
| The latter develops into a spherical | fruit two millimeters wide. |
| ranges, and can do so without quantifying each | fruit type and then reductively quantifying each to |
| h (Hedysarum) are two genera that exhibit this | fruit type, which is found particularly in the Hedys |
| These | fruit typically have a higher price, due to having m |
| The | fruit typically mature from July to August in Florid |
| The | fruit typically weighs 100-200 grams. |
| In Florida the | fruit typically ripens from August to early October, |
| victories and cultural revival that would bear | fruit under the Macedonian emperors. |
| eloping his next feature documentary about the | fruit underworld. |
| s known for taking as much as a decade to bear | fruit unless grafted to a non-standard rootstock, wh |
| The plant's spines also make collecting | fruit unpleasant. |
| s, a plant that grows and produces flowers and | fruit until killed by frost or some other external f |
| to about 5 m in height with white flowers, and | fruit up to about 1 cm in diameter that are yellow o |
| Densuke Watermelon: This variety has round | fruit up to 25 lb (11 kg). |
| containing a peacock feather fan of 200 eyes, | fruit upon the table, scrolls on the wall, lanterns |
| tribes have a long and rich history of saguaro | fruit use. |
| ame; AVAs require that a minimum of 85% of the | fruit used in the designated wine is grown within th |
| s badunga or cohombro, is a vine grown for its | fruit used as a vegetable. |
| It forages for leaves and fallen | fruit, using well-worn tapir paths which zig-zag thr |
| They eat small | fruit, usually swallowed whole, insects and spiders. |
| In Florida the | fruit usually ripens from late June to July. |
| ry, and when the larva hatches it consumes the | fruit, usually finishing the entire berry in under t |
| The name (originally | Fruit Vale) comes from the many fruit orchards (larg |
| The | fruit valves are of a cup shape. |
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