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Her focus has been on three lizard species that elsewhere are dark skinned but in White Sands have each evolved a white-skinned variety that makes them hard to find.

In Japan, red-skinned peach has a generally high market value, so farmers sometimes use the paper-bagging treatment for enhancing skin color, although production of white-skinned peach by using red-skinned cultivars (called "Hakuto") has been established in Okayama Prefecture in Japan (http://world.momotaros.com/peach.html).html

As expected, white-skinned 'Mochizuki' did not show anthocyanin in the skin throughout fruit development.

In this study, contribution of PpMYB10.1/ 2/ 3 to anthocyanin accumulation in the fruit skin was investigated in the Japanese peach cultivars, white-skinned 'Mochizuki' and red-skinned 'Akatsuki'.

The color of a grape berry's skin contributes a recognizable cultivar characteristic that differentiates red- and white-skinned grapes.

"But to layer that fantasy with skin color and race, to imagine the fantasy to be about a white-skinned cover girl stepping into the light and out of the shadows represented by dark-skinned girls?

Republican gatherings are strikingly white-skinned and grey-haired.

The brown-skinned elites that took over wanted nothing more than to resemble the white-skinned elites who had gone.

A white-haired, white-skinned ghost of an old woman identified herself as Betty.

Red-haired and white-skinned, Hilde, as directed by Belgrader, is a nineteenth-century Ann-Margret.

The other was a photo of a pudgy white-skinned baby, wearing only a woolly hat.