has been limited by the very characteristic that makes them popular as a spice–pungency. The non-pungent capsinoids are analogs of capsaicinoids and were first isolated from the sweet pepper cultivar CH-19 ( Kobata et al., 1998 ). Capsinoids offer
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Robert L. Jarret, Jason Bolton, and L. Brian Perkins
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(India) More, T.A. 2003 Muskmelon ( Cucumis melo L.) 238 253 Thamburaj S. Singh N. Textbook of vegetable, tuber crops and spices ICAR New Delhi Rai, M. Pandey, S. Ram
Robert M. Pyne, Adolfina R. Koroch, Christian A. Wyenandt, and James E. Simon
differences in susceptibility in different sweet basil ( O. basilicum ) varieties/breeding lines and identify a higher degree of tolerance to BDM in O. xcitriodorum (lemon basil) and resistance in O. americanum ‘Spice’ basil. These species are highly
Jules Janick, Marie Christine Daunay, and Harry Paris
-peeled kinds are optimum; figs cleanse the kidneys but inflate and fatten. Herbs Sage. This aromatic spice is found originating in southern Europe and Asia Minor ( Simon et al., 1984 ). In Figure 4A , two well-dressed ladies are shown picking a plant labeled
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. Ravid, U. Larkov, O. Putievsky, E. 2002 Breeding of sweet basil ( Ocimum basilicum ) resistant to fusarium wilt caused by Fusaium oxysporum f.sp. basilicum J. Herbs Spices Med. Plants 9 45 51 Elgayyar
Huanfang Liu, Chelsea D. Specht, Tong Zhao, and Jingping Liao
Zingiber officinale Roscoe (culinary ginger) is a monocotyledonous rhizomatous plant belonging to the family Zingiberaceae. As an important commercial species, it has been used in China and India as a source of spice and medicine since ancient
Toktam Taghavi, Alireza Rahemi, Reza Rafie, and Maru K. Kering
exporter of turmeric in the world ( Sasikumar, 2005 ), with a production of close to 783,318 t from about 261,900 ha. India exported 133,600 t of turmeric ($190.3 million) in 2019 ( Indian Spice Board Statistics, 2020 ). Although turmeric production has
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oregano are limited, the values obtained in this study are within the range of many herbs and spices ( Jimenez-Alverez et al., 2008 ; U.S. Department of Agriculture, 2010 ). Considering that essential oils are currently being linked to multiple health
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Legacy (8.4%), Brave Patriot (7.8%), Maytime (7.7%), Do-Si-Do (7.5%), Pipe Dreams (7.3%), April Moon (7.1%), Cinnamon Spice (6.8%), and Country Dancer (6.8%). Rose cultivars with the lowest bloom coverage included Grandpa’s Boy (0.2%), September Song (1