Sentence examples for section of fruit from inspiring English sources

On entering, the first thing I noticed was the large section of fruit and vegetables.

Sixteen ripe fruits constitute the group of samples for extraction; four replications of four apples each were randomly selected and samples consisted of 2 g of peel and 5 g of flesh from the equatorial section of fruit.

A, Habit and habitat; B, Cultivated plant at anthesis; C, Staminate flower, face view; D, Staminate flower, side view; E, Carpellate flower, face view; F, Carpellate flower, side view; G, Inflorescence and bracts; H, Stipules on rhizomes; I, Fruit; J, Cross section of fruit.

A, Habit; B 1, Leaf adaxial surface; B 2, Leaf abaxial surface; C, Stipule; D, Bract; E, Staminate flower; F, Androecium; G, Stamens; H, Carpellate flower; I 1, I 2, Style and Stigmas; J, Fruit; J 1-6, Serial cross sections of fruit.

Fig. 1 External and longitudinal sections of fruits from the parent lines.

Embryogeny and differentiation of fruit was studied from resin-embedded sections of fruits obtained from open pollination (n = 90 fruits, 18 infructescence) and bagging (n = 70 fruits, 33 infructescence).

Fruit firmness was measured at the middle cross section of the fruit with a firmness tester GY-1.

Proximal eccentricity is the ratio of the height of the internal ellipse (defined by the section of the fruit where the seeds are located) to the distance between the bottom of the ellipse and the top of the fruit.

The shiny surface of the hymenium, the spore-producing section of the fruit body, is covered in pores and ranges in colour from yellow-brown to rust-brown.

The relatively high ergosterol content (see next section) of the fruit bodies can make the mushroom nutritionally pragmatic for vegetarians and vegans, who would otherwise have a limited intake of vitamin D. Boletus edulis fruit bodies contain about 500 mg of ergosterol per 100 g of dried mushroom.

Pericarp and placenta size was measured from the cross section of the fruit after harvest.