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| he berries collected in the wild are a popular | fruit in northern, central and eastern Europe, notab |
| site of a weekly art market and of a bi-weekly | fruit and vegetable market that is one of the larges |
| Simnel cake is a light | fruit cake, similar to a Christmas cake, covered in |
| A typical | fruit weights between one and two pounds, and has a |
| m China in the Edo Period and became a popular | fruit in Japan. |
| reitsteiner gives high crops due to a reliable | fruit set, and is adaptable to many different soil t |
| often has some sort of sauce, such as a sweet | fruit sauce, drizzled over it. |
| ome tangerine hues may more resemble a tangelo | fruit, while tangerine-yellow appears close to the c |
| The latter develops into a spherical | fruit two millimeters wide. |
| A lemon plum is a rare | fruit imported from Chile, it resembles the taste of |
| o tempted Adam and Eve to eat from a forbidden | fruit tree. |
| te to maroon flowers each yielding a spherical | fruit about a millimeter wide. |
| nown only from the holotype specimen, a single | fruit body (mushroom) currently residing in the priv |
| It is, in fact, a compound | fruit such as botanists call a syncarp, where the ca |
| of the pistillate flower enlarges into a lobed | fruit about 2 millimeters long. |
| It was also used as an orchard, and a few | fruit trees still remain. |
| SUSO is a carbonated | fruit juice drink manufactured and sold in the UK. |
| that are fermented into bokbunja ju, a Korean | fruit wine (although the majority of fruit commercia |
| The female flower develops into a spherical | fruit containing white seed. |
| Prune compote is a simple | fruit compote. |
| ungle, Buck builds a trap baited with a durian | fruit to capture a giant orangutan for a St. Louis z |
| -makers sometimes rely on adding a pectin-rich | fruit to a poor setter, for example apple to blackbe |
| aka Willughbeia cochinchinensis is a tropical | fruit of the genus Willughbeia. |
| Rehmat (Chhabi Biswas), a middle-aged | fruit seller from Afghanistan, comes to Calcutta to |
| lant, obtained from the crown of a supermarket | fruit. |
| Actually Rudrashak is a religious | fruit which is said to be found in lord Shiva's neck |
| The generic name Corynocarpus means a club | fruit, referring to the club shaped fruit of other s |
| ber 27, 1859 - March 18, 1930) was a minister, | fruit grower and political figure in British Columbi |
| Albert also runs a successful | fruit and vegetable company in Belgium. |
| A similar | fruit is also commonly cultivated in Israel (since 1 |
| ety in 1911, the first such award for a citrus | fruit. |
| Whitworths is a dried | fruit, home baking and snack products company, estab |
| ent on to work as chief purser aboard a United | Fruit Co. liner 1919-1923; as a secretary (1923-1937 |
| lts by following the instructions for a malted | fruit loaf but without the fruit or alcohol. |
| Abutilon palmeri produces a small | fruit (1/2 inch approximate diameter); the fruit is |
| It served a local | fruit and vegetable market and was renamed Stratford |
| amptonshire, England, the daughter of a London | fruit merchant, Carne made British television appear |
| A yuzu | fruit |
| The property was also planted with a large | fruit grove featuring oranges, grapefruit, lemons, l |
| the farms, Aberbran Fawr also has a successful | fruit PYO business, which is well known in the Breco |
| und the prongs and then dipping it into a sour | fruit sauce. |
| It is named for a local | fruit called yangmei (Myrica rubra). |
| It is a thin | fruit preserve made of fruit or rose petals. |
| Male carrying a small | fruit. |
| (also known as a nectacotum pluot) is a hybrid | fruit, combining an apricot, plum, and nectarine. |
| nt); the flower matures into a yellow-greenish | fruit 2-5 cm long. |
| In the center of Tensta there is a small | fruit market. |
| rived in Turpin Road Market and set up a rival | fruit and veg stall in direct competition to Pete an |
| ater Reclamation Facility, located at a former | Fruit of the Loom plant in the headwaters of the wat |
| Johnny Lovewisdom originally promoted a strict | fruit diet but later changed it to the "Vitarian" di |
| ocated on a small unfenced field and had a few | fruit trees. |
| 967, he served as director-general of a citrus | fruit export company until 1977. |
| Garcinia dulcis, Mundu or Rata, is a tropical | fruit tree native to Indonesia. |
| A Jamaican | fruit bun loaf of bread |
| to a hundred beetles can be found in a single | fruit. |
| settle there permanently and to grow a citrus | fruit orchard garden. |
| flowers have five petals which yield a yellow | fruit with red flesh and black seeds. |
| A strawberry | fruit: the 'seeds' are achenes, each one derived fro |
| eer by training who was working for a tropical | fruit packing firm in New York, heard a rumor that w |
| They are a popular | fruit for growers because of their ability to store |
| ed that the market would be relocated to a new | fruit and vegetable hall at nearby Smithfield betwee |
| A park, | fruit garden and kitchen garden were attached. |
| nificantly sharper than cola and with a strong | fruit base. |
| Mrs. Durkee knew that the Lewellings, a local | fruit growing family, had often offered lodging and |
| o is disciplined in Yoga, having abandoned the | fruit of action, attains steady peace..." |
| typical ratio in a green smoothie is about 60% | fruit to 40% leafy greens. |
| f 12 books in Afrikaans and English, about the | fruit diet and is featured in the book Stellenbosch |
| This article is about the | fruit trees and their fruit. |
| eloping his next feature documentary about the | fruit underworld. |
| This article is about the | fruit. |
| tol Old Vic Theatre Company, in a room above a | fruit merchant's warehouse in the Rackhay near the s |
| s to aid identification even in the absence of | fruit and flowers. |
| Acacia angustissima | fruit (bean) |
| Acanthosicyos horridus | fruit |
| t is usually served chilled and accompanied by | fruit. |
| e white corolla, and is strongly accrescent in | fruit, somewhat like the "Chinese lantern" genus, Ph |
| Ridley Medal: outstanding achievements in | fruit culture |
| Acronychia pedunculata | fruit |
| State Road 13 and Race Track Road, across from | Fruit Cove. |
| e 100 balls, and must use them to activate the | fruit machine reels. |
| here one of the main commercial activities was | fruit husbandry. |
| explicit lyrics alluding to sex acts involving | fruit (among other things) but also for controversia |
| Could someone add this? | Fruit Blender (talk) 12:43, 7 April 2008 (UTC) |
| In addition, some places add fresh | fruit such as mango, strawberries, berries and kiwif |
| rve and sweeten wine, but it was also added to | fruit and meat dishes as a sweetening and souring ag |
| Flapjacks with added dried | fruit |
| ations of the drink (e.g., adding concentrated | fruit juice). |
| ating banana flavour, with additional tropical | fruit nuances, and a bright green colour. |
| ring the growing season in order to adjust for | fruit, flower, and root development. |
| ted, sponsored the clinics that administer the | Fruit & Veggie Prescription Program. |
| ) is a soft loose-skinned South African citrus | fruit. |
| East African Epauletted | Fruit Bat, Epomophorus minimus |
| ll, and contains two African botanicals-baobab | fruit and Cape gooseberries. |
| Celtis africana - | fruit |
| somewhat resembling yellow and named after the | fruit. |
| After Strange | Fruit finished, the Strange Fruit Collective ceased |
| e second Led Zeppelin song to be named after a | fruit, the first being "The Lemon Song". |
| attacks Chrissie, smashing her head against a | fruit machine. |
| The best prevention against bacterial | fruit blotch is to grow cucurbits in areas of the wo |
| As it ages the | fruit becomes more pronounced and the tannins more b |
| unding area is predominantly agricultural with | fruit orchards and cereals as the principal crops. |
| oyed in occupations related to agriculture and | fruit orchards. |
| f economic source is agriculture, particularly | fruit and vegetable cultivation. |
| his point on Robinson referred to airplanes as | fruit flies. |
| f which appear on the band's debut album Fresh | Fruit for Rotting Vegetables; "Short Songs", "Gaslig |
| inally intended for the studio album Forbidden | Fruit (1961). |
| on of this song appears on the 1992 album Mind | Fruit by the band Opus III. |
| Blue Note and released the live album Strange | Fruit, consisting of Billie Holiday and George Gersh |
| Alejandro Tamayo ( | Fruit Computer Laboratory notebook, blog) |
| Like all Amelanchier | fruit, these resemble a berry, but are actually pome |
| The winery picks all its | fruit by hand and ferments its Pinot Noir through sm |
| All India | Fruit Products Association Bombay Session, 1945 |
| collecting seeds for harvest allow unblemished | fruit to ripen then clean and dry seeds. |
| well as other beverages whose names allude to | fruit products, to state the percentage of juice con |
| Desert Almond leaves, | fruit and flower. |
| historic district with properties along Cedar, | Fruit, Oak, Sever, West, and William Streets in Worc |
| y occurs after the wet season ends, along with | fruit set. |
| mes served as complimentary dessert along with | fruit, pudding and sometimes cake and biscuits at Ca |
| The CVC also provides | fruit for many education extension activities, such |
| The plant also produces | fruit about the size of a tennis ball. |
| Hernder Estate Wines also produces | fruit wines and Iced Fruit Wines, utilizing Ontario |
| Angophora also has | fruit with sharp ribs, while the fruit of Eucalyptus |
| He also started | Fruit, Garden, and Home in 1922. |
| evolution in allowing humans an alternative to | fruit and protein. |
| Although its | fruit is also pickled, the plant is frequently grown |
| working as a labourer for the American United | Fruit Company. |
| where the first number indicates the amount of | fruit to be used in relation to the sugar. |
| An open | fruit pod, displaying the silk-like fibers that give |
| apsule, becomes succulent, and forms an edible | fruit in the month of September.” |
| Annona purpurea is an edible | fruit and medicinal plant in the Annonaceae family. |
| It bears an edible | fruit (Boquila berries). |
| An Ambrosia | fruit salad |
| I remember seeing an Eastenders' | fruit machine, can anyone else confirm this; or fill |
| n days part of this land was used as an exotic | fruit garden by the Sir Solomon. |
| the 20th century, Xinhua has been an important | fruit wholesaling center. |
| her members of the genus, and yields an edible | fruit. |
| It is mainly grown as an ornamental | fruit, but is sometimes eaten. |
| The female flower develops into an oval-shaped | fruit which bears wrinkled white seeds. |
| Haymarket Square in Boston is an open-air | fruit and vegetable market near the North End, Gover |
| It produces an edible | fruit called a pome. |
| Steve Bendelack, Frazer is an anthropomorphic | fruit bat with a laid-back attitude and a taste for |
| larvae bore inside an eggplant | fruit and feed until they pupate. |
| An accessory | fruit (sometimes called false fruit, spurious fruit, |
| owing olives and vines, in cider making and in | fruit drying. |
| ce was composed of a blend of citrus and other | fruit essential oils, rendering a fruity scent known |
| iled screw style moulding to compact and crush | fruit and vegetable matter against a static screen a |
| literary journals Protest Poems.org and Babel | Fruit: Writing Under the Influence. |
| areton today is a producer of grapes and dried | fruit. |
| deep red color and attractive berry and cherry | fruit aromas." |
| good soil grew to give a mix of good and poor | fruit. |
| den: A Beginners' Guide to Growing and Cooking | Fruit and Vegetables (2004) |
| l development of the Russian language, and the | fruit of his studies was the book On the Teaching of |
| palm can grow to a height of 5m, and develops | fruit between 8 and 18 mms in diameter. |
| The flowers are cream and red, and the | fruit ripens orange. |
| It is native to Brazil and Paraguay and the | fruit is eaten by native peoples in the Brazilian Ce |
| their shoots, twigs, young foliage and fallen | fruit. |
| n a flowering plant with sharp thorns, and the | fruit is harvested when still green but ripens to ye |
| tanical collection of tropical and subtropical | fruit trees and shrubs. |
| iplex' (double flowered; sets less and smaller | fruit) |
| Chinese food takeaway, two hairdressers, and a | fruit and vegetable shop. |
| ist there an agricultural cooperative and many | fruit stores dedicated to export and trading fruits |
| stretch for hectares as do vineyards and stone | fruit orchards. |
| n be described as caramalized sugar and cooked | fruit. |
| us for its vineyards, almond, citrus and stone | fruit orchards, and the beautiful steel bridge with |
| hout South America's Amazon Basin and produces | fruit with edible arils. |
| and like these provides useful wood and edible | fruit. |
| the abundance of both mulberry trees and their | fruit, which was eaten, sometimes boiled, by the nat |
| ction, planted sixty acres of grapes and other | fruit near Palisade. |
| d animals, as well as in alchemy and sulfuring | fruit before drying. |
| 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 |
| inally written for the band's first and second | Fruit and Veg Selection podcasts, respectively. |
| lthough it will take indigenous and commercial | fruit as well. |
| well known for its pedigree herds and flocks, | fruit farm, poultry and flowers. |
| For the vine and its | fruit, see calabash. |
| or producing the Hami melon, grapes, and other | fruit produce. |
| The leaves and unripe | fruit of S. aviculare contain the toxic alkaloid sol |
| numerous books including Cow Tipping and Night | Fruit Army. |
| eaves, reduced flowering, stunting, and bitter | fruit. |
| arley, plots of oats, maize and potatoes and a | fruit garden". |
| runch's Mystery Volcano Crunch: Red and yellow | fruit flavored berries with "'free' packet of lava r |
| ated species Pouteria sapota from Cuba and the | fruit tree Mammea americana from Central and South A |
| the Entomological Society (1875-1886), and the | Fruit Growers' Association (1882-1886). |
| Its food is many insects and some | fruit. |
| It is diurnal and eats | fruit. |
| is a plant pathogen cactus stem rot and pitaya | fruit rot. |
| including freshwater and sea fish and seafood, | fruit and vegetables, and beef. |
| Depending on the thickness and taste, | fruit peel is sometimes eaten as part of the fruit, |
| The flower is yellowish and the | fruit is yellow and up to 8 centimeters long. |
| It flowers from October to December and bears | fruit from December to March. |
| litary flowers have three white tepals and the | fruit is a round nutlet covered in shiny white hairs |
| s occurs with various species of pine, and the | fruit bodies (or mushrooms) of the fungus appear sca |
| ng a crown covered with crystallized and dried | fruit. |
| the Double Value Coupon Program (DVCP) and the | Fruit & Veggie Prescription Program (FVRx), aim to d |
| the post office), a pub, a small garage and a | fruit juice processing and packaging plant. |
| around competitions involving arts and crafts, | fruit and vegetables, baking, jam making and wine ma |
| ng the success of Elegant Slumming and Bizarre | Fruit, this second version was re-issued in October |
| It is planted with greengage and other | fruit trees. |
| bread crumbs), blossoms with nectar and fresh | fruit daily where possible. |
| It grows to a height of about 30m and its | fruit is subglobular, 16-20 mm long and 17-19 mm in |
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