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studies investigating the toxicity of saponins, few systematic investigations have been presented on the growth-stimulating activity of tea seed saponins on plants. In this study, we systematically tested the growth-regulatory effects of TSP applying a

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biaxial tensile tests such as were first described by Bargel et al. (2004) . In this test, an excised segment of the fruit surface is pressurized from its inner side. As a result, the segment bulges and its surface area increases thereby mimicking the

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’ ( Kang et al., 1999a ), ‘Suhong’ ( Jun et al., 2007 ), and ‘Hahong’ ( Jun et al., 2014 ), were released from 1990 through 2010. Recently, the nectarine breeding program has focused on better-tasting fruit with sweetness and low acidity, longer shelf

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taste tests. NC 161L is moderately susceptible to radial fruit cracking under field growing conditions. A high level of late blight resistance is present in NC 161L based on the presence of Ph-2 and Ph-3 genes and its field trials at Waynesville, NC

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breeding line did not have enough fruit for testing in its designated group and date, it was tasted later in the season. Only completely ripe fruit was used for flavor analysis. Fruit from each plot of each line was bulked in a composite sample. Tasters

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, Morristown, NJ works with his EMGs in a project that involves variety trials and informal taste tests. Because of the increase in interest in local foods, clientele seek the best-tasting varieties for home gardens and small farms. EMGs assist Nitzsche in

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production areas of North America, Kiona™ blooms mid–late season, generally 4 to 7 d after ‘Bing’ and the large red–purple fruit ripen 6 to 9 d before ‘Bing’. The fruit are very flavorful and taste tests reveal high consumer appeal for the cherry. Origin

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internal quality ( Davies and Albrigo, 1994 ). The LB8-9 mandarin is a new cultivar developed by the cultivar development group at University of Florida, Citrus Research and Education Center, Lake Alfred (CREC). This new cultivar has been tested

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attractive, sweet-tasting, white, and non-melting flesh fruit intended for the fresh fruit market. It is expected to produce fruit with tree-ripened taste while retaining firmness for longer shelf life than fruit from conventional melting-flesh cultivars

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produce an attractive, sweet-tasting, yellow, and non-melting flesh fruit intended for the fresh fruit market. It is expected to produce fruit with tree-ripened taste while retaining firmness for longer shelf life than fruit from conventional melting

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