Sentence examples for thin pulp from inspiring English sources

I love guinep, a cross between a lychee and a small lime with a very sweet, thin pulp and a large, chewy seed.

Robustas have thin pulp and can be processed directly by the dry process.

Wild longan fruits differed from cultivated ones morphologically, including small fruit size, warty fruit skin, thin pulp and large seed.

Landis thought the trees he bought from a nursery were a classic variety, Gold Nugget, which is supposed to be large, with thick orange flesh, but he ended up with small fruits and thin, yellowish pulp.

These are wind-pollinated trees with double-serrate leaves having stipules that encircle the stem, female flowers with two long stigmas, and fruits with a thin outer pulp and a large ribbed, stony inner layer.

Fruit: spheric or +- flat, glabrous or glandular-hairy, generally +- red; pulp thin or thick, +- resinous.

The vast majority of banana varieties are not viable for international trade: their bunches are too small, or their skin is too thin, or their pulp is too bland.

Some pieces of fruit were juicy and thick; others nearly dry with only a thin layer of pulp surrounding the dark seed.

Fruit: 8--15 mm, densely puberulent, +- yellow; pulp dry, thin, splitting to reveal stone.

Fruit: 7--15 mm, densely puberulent, gray to red-brown; pulp dry, thin.

Newspaper supplements are precarious condition as they are printed on thin paper madeof wood pulp and were probably expected to be of very short term use to the reader.