Sentence examples for characteristics of potatoes from inspiring English sources
Improving the storage characteristics of potatoes, reducing the concentrations of free asparagine, the other precursor for acrylamide, and reducing sugars and making the concentrations of these metabolites less responsive to environmental factors is being addressed by potato breeders.
Waffle fries are also known as pommes gaufrettes (especially when potato chip-thin), and can come in varying thicknesses; when they're super-thin they take on the characteristics of a potato chip (they're actually a traditional accompaniment to steak tartare).
With a scanning electron microscope, she and her research team can measure changes in the characteristics of quinoa and potatoes as they evolve from wild to cultivated forms, and an increasing dependence on domesticated varieties.
For potato, the overall percentages of repetitive sequences identified in the BAC and BES datasets were relatively comparable (total repeats: BES 34.18% vs. BAC 25.90%) and is consistent with the fact that nearly half of the potato BACs sequenced in this study (7/19 BACs) were randomly selected and reflect characteristics of the entire potato BAC library and genome.
PGI status recognises the regional importance and distinctive characteristics of the Comber spud and means that only new season potatoes harvested from the fields of Comber and the surrounding area can be marketed as new season Comber earlies.
In this chapter an overview is given of the starch characteristics of normal and waxy potato starch in comparison to other starches.
The differences she notes — some dark orange, sweet, and moist; others drier, not so sweet, and lighter-fleshed — could be the characteristics of specific varieties of sweet potatoes.
Growing boatloads of potatoes.
"We offer brand names of potatoes that may be [made up of] different varieties at different times of the year, but have the same characteristics and are good for the same style of cooking," the Woolworths' spokesman said.
