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Meanings of stone fruits in English
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fruits de pinyol Synonyms
Examples for "drupe"
Examples for "drupe"
1
The fruit is a drupe, containing a large blackish flatted seed.
2
Background: A complete and hardened endocarp is a typical trait of drupe fruits.
3
The fruit is a hard, woody drupe, containing small seeds.
4
Its leaves are shaped like spear-heads; the fruit is a kind of drupe, clothed in fleshy scales.
5
The fruit is a small fleshy drupe.
Usage of stone fruits in English
1
Fresh clean aromas, stone fruits with a hint of tropical fruits.
2
The cherry is the most resistant of the stone fruits.
3
Apples, pears and the stone fruits, fortunately, are not very particular about their soils.
4
In the peach, cherry and other stone fruits, the injury closely resembles that of the plum.
5
Use stone fruits (peaches, nectarines, plums, or apricots) or berries.
6
The plum-curculio attacks nearly all stone fruits.
7
If using strawberries, hull them; if using peaches or other stone fruits, quarter them and remove the pit.
8
To speed the ripening of pears or stone fruits, seal them in a paper bag with several green bananas.
9
Other fruits that work well here include stone fruits, but (except for cherries) they have to be peeled first.
10
California, known for nuts including walnuts, almonds and pistachios and stone fruits like peaches and plums, is benefitting from this boom.
11
It is not the most aromatic Sauvignon, but has plenty of ripe stone fruits and lemon zest, with a long, dry finish.
12
Beeton's matronly tone is softened by a pregnant Dahl, cooing over stone fruits and the dark, Shiraz-y flesh of a spatchcocked pigeon.
13
Still, to think that the monocotyledons evolved the familiar drupes, or stone fruits, on a parallel line to the dicotyledons is-amazing!
14
This is particularly true of peaches, and perhaps of some other stone fruits, which, according to recommendations, should never be treated at all.
15
Autumn brings forth an abundance of stone fruits, mushrooms, squash and game birds of all kinds, and of course, one of my favourites: venison.
16
The disfavour with which " stone fruits," especially plums, are generally regarded owes its being to the fact that they are too often eaten when unripe.
Translations for stone fruits