For example, when shopping for red apples we might distinguish them from other fruit on the basis of their color or shape.
In the cultivations for investigating l-rhamnose extraction, the minimal medium was supplemented alternatively with 20 g l−1 naringin (Sigma), 10 g l−1 RG (Megazyme, extracted from soy bean), or 122 g l−1 ground grape fruit peel (dry mass basis).
Beverages of combined leafy greens and fruits are the basis for a weight loss and health plan.
At King Middle School, the social studies curriculum looks at the role that food acquisition plays in the development of human civilizations, English teachers use two different kinds of fruits as the basis for a vocabulary writing exercise, and math students calculate the number of worms in the garden's worm bin.
Researches toward elucidating the molecular basis of fruit development and ripening have been mainly performed on tomato, a typical climacteric fruit and model organism for fruit ripening, and numerous ripening-related genes have been isolated in tomato [ 15].
Four sub-families are distinguished on the basis of fruit types: the Maloideae (including Malus, and Pyrus); the Prunoideae (Prunus and other stone fruit and almonds); the Rosoideae (Fragaria, Rubus, and Rosa); and the Spiraeoideae (containing many ornamental species, including Physocarpus) [ 3].
Eat fruits and try to have different fruits on a weekly basis.
Companies with cute, healthy names have built financially healthy empires on the basis that fruit, pulverised and expensively packaged, is good for you.
Monforte, A. J., Diaz, A. I., Cano-Delgado, A. & van der Knaap, E. The genetic basis of fruit morphology in horticultural crops: lessons from tomato and melon.
The genetic basis of fruit quality traits in tomato has been studied in several progenies and the chapter summarizes the information provided by Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) studies.
