Sentence examples for proportion of fruit from inspiring English sources
A fragmented wholesale-distribution network spoils a high proportion of fruit and vegetables before they reach the consumer.
I prefer those, such as Mother India and Todiwala, that use quite a high proportion of fruit to dairy, which should mean there is no need to sweeten it any further, though do so to taste.
The proportion of fruit in a species' diet was the most important factor predicting its presence in the forest fragments, with species relying primarily on frugivory faring poorly.
After two seasons of three applications each, there were no significant differences in bacterial titer dynamics, fruit yield (number of fruit/tree, kg fruit/tree, proportion of fruit dropped), or juice quality (Brix, acid, Brix:acid ratio) between treated trees and non-treated control trees.
When available, the proportion of fruit in the diet can be as much as 50%, and can sometimes exceed the proportion of leaves.
A few species also eat plant matter; The tree frog Xenohyla truncata is partly herbivorous, its diet including a large proportion of fruit, Leptodactylus mystaceus has been found to eat plants, and folivory occurs in Euphlyctis hexadactylus, with plants constituting 79.5% of its diet by volume.
Pollination success was expressed as the proportion of fruits within each treatment surviving to one month after the end of anthesis, relative to open pollination.
The microarray was estimated to cover 38%% of all the genes in the melon genome, with a potentially higher proportion of fruit-expressed genes due to over-representation of fruit tissue in the original cDNA libraries.
Nutrition in Kneipp nursing homes relies on healthy, fresh, seasonal, whole food with a high proportion of fruits and vegetables.
In the remaining geographic diet clusters, citrus fruits, pome fruits, or watermelons and other melons accounted for the largest proportion of fruits.
All fruits were dissected under a stereoscopic microscope and grouped in three different categories after registering the proportion of fruits with ovules or developing embryos, and fruits with an aborted ovule, occupied or not by insects.
