Sentences with phrase «cultivate any variety of»

A great many, if not all, of the cultivated varieties of Capsicum appear to have been derived from this species, which is successfully cultivated in the climate of Paris as an annual, with the assistance of a little artificial heat at the commencement of its growth.

Actually, these peppers are what we call cultivated varieties of the same pod type.

Just like there are many sizes, heat levels, corking, and other variations regarding Jalapeno cultivated varieties, which are a pod type of Capsicum annuum, so Jolokia is a pod type with different cultivated varieties of Capsicum chinense.

«Corky»; in Mexico, a cultivated variety of jalapeño.

Pimiento de Padrón is both a cultivated variety of chile and a recipe for that chile.

Typically a long, mild chile primarily used in the green form, Anaheim is now considered to be a cultivated variety of the New Mexican pod type.

Meanwhile, back in New Mexico, people had been cultivating varieties of «Anaheim» chiles for centuries.

To find the gene behind the color change, Powell and colleagues crossed cultivated varieties of tomatoes with wild species.

Under this proposed license the licensee would be permitted to cultivate any variety of cannabis and to produce cannabis seeds, plants, fresh and dried cannabis.

Under a nursery license, the licensee would be authorized to cultivate any variety of cannabis plants (including industrial hemp) and produce seeds and seedlings, including clones.

Not exact matches

New technologies, such as farm machinery and seed varieties, drove the consolidation of Prairie farms to take advantage of the greater ability to cultivate and harvest crops on a larger scale.

Those who are compelled to cultivate the leadership of women do so in a variety of ways:

The theological school, for its part, would assume responsibility for course work that studies Christian congregations in all their variety, as well as course work that focuses on models of practice, thus cultivating students» capacities to reflect on ministerial practice (cf. 121 - 25).

It is now cultivated under the name of paprika in Lower Hungary on a large scale, the fruit three and a half to five inches long and three - quarters to one inch in diameter.1 As this is a sweet variety, it is probably C. grossum, which is a form with very variable fruit.

With more than 100 varieties currently being cultivated, Lodi offers a diverse array of wines, from its renowned Zinfandel to Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, Chardonnay, Albariño, and Tempranillo, and many others.

Formerly called «Anaheim» because of its transfer to the more settled California around 1900, the New Mexican chiles were cultivated for hundreds of years in the region with such dedication that several distinct varieties developed.

Pollination of the hermaphrodite flowers, a genetic characteristic of the most commonly cultivated varieties, is assisted by rain, which increases the efficiency of pollen distribution as water flows down the flower cluster.

This chile has been cultivated here for hundreds of years with such dedication that several distinct varieties developed.

It is likely that many different varieties were cultivated, including early forms of jalapeños, serranos, anchos, and pasillas.

Since the Zoitas» farm in Ourpakia also cultivated olives, it is no coincidence that one of Westside Market's many house specialties is its olive bar featuring more than 20 varieties of imported olives specially marinated with one of the family's exclusive recipes.

By Kraig Kraft The Search for the Origins of Chile Peppers Starts in Arizona As a graduate student studying crop evolution at U.C. Davis, I am focusing my work on describing the genetic changes that took place during the domestication of Capsicum annuum, a species that includes some of the most common varieties of chile peppers cultivated worldwide.

«The numerous traditional rice varieties that farmers have cultivated for generations were also lost, because IRRI and the government then only prescribed the use of a few IRRI rice varieties,» said Panerio.

The four unfiltered oils all had distinct colors and tastes affected by the variety of hemp and environment in which the crop was cultivated.

The new rice was bred by successfully crossing (or mating) two different rice parents — the exotic wild rice species Oryza coarctata and rice variety IR56 of the cultivated rice species O. sativa.

Through funding from the Global Rice Science Partnership, the 3,024 genomes were re-analyzed against five popular varieties that represent the three main subgroups of cultivated rice — indica, japonica, and aus.

Kona coffee is the variety of Coffea arabica cultivated on the slopes of Hualālai and Mauna Loa in the North and South Kona Districts.

This recipe can, of course, be made with any variety of mushroom, wild or cultivated.

For many decades they had been cultivating different varieties of date fruit, with their range of flavours and medicinal qualities.

Scott and Martha then spent three years living in Mexico, working with indigenous cooperatives that cultivated heirloom varieties of cacao, vanilla and agave that their ancestors domesticated thousands of years ago.

A novel way of processing carrageenan means the cultivated variety matches wild carrageenan for functionality in dairy desserts.

Pulses are some of the oldest cultivated foods in the history of the world and there is much effort these days to reintroduce tasty heirloom varieties that have been overlooked in favor of pulses that produce huge harvests.

Many of these chiles are packaged and labeled as piquín regardless of the shape of their pods — from those resembling red peppercorns to those which look like small New Mexican varieties — and there is no way to tell which are cultivated and which are collected in the wild.

Botanically speaking Bell peppers and NuMex varieties are the same species, just different cultivated varieties, so I seriously doubt that there's any difference regarding the application of pesticides.

A totally pure species would mean a value of 1.00, which is rather rare, as most cultivars (= cultivated varieties) contain genes from more than one species through breeding.

They are a land race of chiles, meaning that they have been grown in the same area for hundreds of years and thus have become, with the hand of man, a cultivated variety.

They are a specific cultivated variety, or cultivar, of Capsicum annuum.

At any rate, we know the tabasco variety of frutescens was being cultivated near Tabasco, Mexico in the early 1840s because it was transferred to Louisiana in 1848, where it was eventually grown to produce Tabasco ® Sauce.

In all cases of domestication, the cultivated forms tend to develop fruits larger than the wild varieties; botanists are not certain whether this trait is the result of better cultural techniques or the natural tendency for humans to pick the largest fruits, which contain next years» seed.

DeWitt writes, «It is likely that many different varieties were cultivated, including early forms of jalape $ os, serranos, anchos and pasillas.

Did you know, apples were one of the first cultivated fruits and that there are more than 7,500 named varieties?

Teen Leadership Corps offers teens the opportunity to cultivate leadership skills, explore and develop a variety of interests and talents, contribute to the community, and get to know other teens with similar interests.

In fact, introducing a variety of foods early on may build your baby's tolerance to more allergenic foods and cultivate baby's palate.

Writing, platform development, essay writing, cultivating daily joy, and customized home decorating — I think you will be amazed by the variety of courses I offer.

But ultimately the company decided to cultivate independent programmers by releasing a number of software developer tools that make it possible to create a variety of customized AIBO behaviors.

Many of the microorganisms isolated and cultivated through MaCuMBA are exhibiting properties with potential positive human health impacts, and could be useful in the treatment of a variety of conditions.

At the same time, they cultivate several hectares of a dandelion variety which is particularly rich in rubber.

The researchers cultivated these new varieties of pea for two growing seasons in Saskatchewan.

Sean Myles of Stanford University in California and colleagues looked at 9000 genetic markers in each of the world's 583 cultivated grape varieties, or cultivars, to draw up the tree.

Millennia ago, farmers in Asia recognized the value of seed permeability and artificially selected the trait to produce the predecessors of modern cultivated soybean varieties, Ma said.

Understanding the mechanism that determines seed permeability could also give researchers better access to the largely untapped genetic diversity of wild soybeans to enrich cultivated varieties, whose lack of genetic richness has curbed improvements in yields.