Sentence examples for seed pulp from inspiring English sources

Pomegranate seed pulp increased (P < 0.01) milk fat concentration compared with CON and PH diets and protein concentration of the milk samples obtained from animals fed by PH diet was highest among the treatments.

The study compared three underused agro-industrial by-products which were pomegranate seed pulp (PSP), pistachio hulls (PH) and tomato pomace (TP) available in dry areas with respect to their potentiality influence on ruminal fermentation, performance and milk fatty acid (FA) profile of dairy goats.

One of my favorite dishes was Rotation Risotto, with second-class grains and seeds, squash seed pulp, pickled peanuts, and spent cheese rinds.

Growth profiling demonstrated that while both fungi grew well on wheat bran containing approx. 3% lignin, P. chrysosporium grew better than P. carnosa on cotton seed pulp (approx. 30% lignin) (Additional file 3: Figure S1), suggesting a higher ligninolytic ability for P. chrysosporium.

Slice them across and scoop the seed pulp out.

If your melon has a center full of seed pulp, scoop this out with a large spoon and discard it.

The diet of the Chestnut-fronted Macaw is also highly variable and includes the seeds, pulp and flowers of a number of different types of plants.

Watch as seeds, pulp and orange chunks go flying.

Fruit: +- 4 cm, juicy; exterior purple-red; middle layer white, seed-pulp pink; areoles 40--70 40--70 40--70

My mother's grape-hull pies were unusually delectable; she used fox grapes and scuppernong grapes in them, and she used the seeded pulps of the grapes as well as the hulls.

Extracts from different parts (seeds, pulps, leaves) of E. leitonii (EL), E. brasiliensis (EB), E. myrcianthes (EM) and E. involucrata (EI) were obtained (S23°23′,W45°39′) and chemically characterized by GC/MS.