Thus, Macrocarpa is grown for its large fruits and Alba for its white ones.
Domestication and selective breeding have resulted in intensely sweet large fruits with tender flesh and fewer seeds.
It has large fruits containing a mealy substance that can be used for making bread and fermented drinks.
But large fruits can be halved and baked with a little liquid such as perry or pear juice and brown sugar.
A distinctive feature of mangroves is their large fruits, the seeds of which germinate and grow into sturdy seedlings before they leave the parent plant.
Swallow-tanagers catch insects on the wing and also eat large fruits, ejecting the seeds and filling their throat pouches with the pulp.
Jackfruit, (species Artocarpus heterophyllus), tree native to tropical Asia and widely grown throughout the wetland tropics for its large fruits and durable wood.
Jackie Morris's One Cheetah, One Cherry: A Book of Beautiful Numbers (Otter-Barry £12.99) is a particularly decorative counting book, and I especially approve of her "four fine foxes, sharing strawberries" – balancing large fruits on the tips of their noses.
Application of urea with foliar gave green large fruits.
"Producing large fruits, especially giant pumpkins and squash, does not always lead to a greater yield per unit of land," said Dr Savage.
Producing large fruits seems to be the condition to increase agronomic and economic criteria, regarless pineapple farm-type because prices of products is higher for large fruit on local market.
