Sentence examples for indigenous fruits from inspiring English sources
He is an entertaining and informed guide who will stop to pick indigenous fruits and point out everything from the cacti Rastafarians use to keep their dreadlocks natty to banks of wild, roadside lemon grass.
"Tree products, apart from export crops like tea, coffee, and cocoa, do not enjoy the same level of investment in market information systems, market infrastructure or support in government programmes as do crops," says Place. "There are many indigenous fruits such as baobab with high potential demand but very poorly organized value chains".
Exotic and indigenous fruits cultivated and managed in agroforestry systems are important in Sahelian countries.
When I asked about states that do not have official fruits such as Pennsylvania or New Mexico, Mr. Assef assured me that Mr. Cantu has created stamps out of indigenous fruits in those states, so New Mexico gets prickly pear and South Dakota gets gooseberries.
However, relatively few intentionally grow indigenous fruits.
For probably as long as people have lived in Africa, they have eaten culturally and traditionally important indigenous fruits such as baobab, desert date, black plum, and tamarind.
Rioja winemakers regularly experiment with grapes from other lands, like cabernet and merlot, but are mostly content to extract the very best they can from their own indigenous fruit.
Fresh off her high-flying fun and fascination with Antigua's indigenous fruit, Travelista Teri is ready to see what else the island has to offer.
One can also find local snacks such as maputi (roasted/popped maize kernels similar to popcorn), roasted and salted peanuts, sugar cane, sweet potato, pumpkin, indigenous fruit like horned melon, gaka, adansonia, mawuyu, uapaca kirkiana, Sugar plum/Mazhanje, and many others.
Akinnifesi et al. (2004) describe on going work with more than 20 priority indigenous fruit trees.
Indeed, this may be the most promising approach so far to conserving indigenous fruit trees.
