Sentence examples for shaded fruit from inspiring English sources

However, our study showed that the LL-DAP-AT unigene transcript level in shaded fruit continued to be increased and significantly higher in shaded fruit compared with controls from day 1 to day 5 after shading treatment, indicating that LL-DAP-AT might have some role in regulating fruit abscission.

But from his shaded fruit stand, where flies swirled around ripe tomatoes, Mustafa Qadim, 16, said he could at least see across the street for the first time.

Shaded fruit also released higher levels of ethylene relative to the control between 1 and 5 d, but levels reached only 50% of those from NAA-treated fruit.

However, the glycosidically bound monoterpenes and polyols (potentially volatile terpenes) in Gewürztraminer grapes [[ 19] and the norisoprenoid concentrations in Weisser Riesling and Chenin Blanc grapes [[ 20] were maintained at the highest levels in exposed berries during ripening and were considerably higher than in the partially and completely shaded fruit at harvest.

Wines produced from shaded fruit contained lower levels of glycosides, β-damascenone and 1,1,6-trimethyl-1,2-dihydronaphthalene (TDN) [[ 21].

In other studies, using Syrah grapes [[ 14], using Pinot Noir grapes [[ 42] and using Merlot grapes [[ 43], there were no reported differences in the total soluble solids between shaded and exposed fruit when shading fruit with the same boxes.

I search the sandy paths of the village, through a jumble of wooden villas and picket fences shaded by fruit trees.

HAVANA — Wandering into a small park shaded by fruit trees in Old Havana, I was surprised to come across a bronze bust of Hans Christian Andersen.

This is a hotel built instead for relaxation: many of the 200 rooms have charming verandas shaded by fruit trees and serenaded by tropical birds.

Next day was exactly the same: sunlight, sand, water, heat, shade, fruit and fish, nightfall, starlight, sleep.

One afternoon this winter, the students in Christina Runquist's classroom read Shel Silverstein's "Giving Tree," about a tree that surrenders its shade, fruit, branches and finally its trunk to a boy it has befriended.