10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHINESE GOOSEBERRY»
Discover the use of
Chinese gooseberry in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Chinese gooseberry and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Jane Grigson's Fruit Book
Success came by chance, when Bruno Just, a horticulturalist, began selling
bundles of Chinese gooseberry plants to dairy farmers in the Bay of Plenty, at Te
Puke. Here the soil and climate were exactly right. The plants flourished and in
1937 ...
2
Fruit Breeding, 3 Volume Set
Effect of exogenous auxins, gihberellins, and cytokinins on fruit development in
Chinese gooseberry (Actinidia chinensis Planch.) New Zealand J. Bot. 14:69-75.
Hopping, M. E. 1981. Kiwifruit pollination: influence of male clones, p. 21-25.
Jules Janick, James N. Moore, 1997
3
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
Nectar secretion was not observed in male or female Chinese gooseberry
flowers. The weight of individual fruit formed from flowers protected from bee
visitation was significantly lighter than those not protected, but there was no
significant ...
4
ADVANCES IN FOOD RESEARCH
Chinese gooseberry pest and disease control. N. Z. J. Agric. 122(3), 86-89. Ford,
I. 1971b. Chinese gooseberry production in France, N. Z. J. Agric. 123(4), 20-21.
Greig, A. M. W. 1953. Ecological factors affecting the commercial production of ...
E. Emil Marcel Mrak, C. O. Chichester, B. S. Schweigert, 1984
5
Genetic Manipulation in Crops: Proceedings of the ...
Institute of Botany, Academia Sinica, Beijing, China Chinese gooseberry is a new
fruit plant rich in vitamin C and other nutrients. In recent years methods of tissue
culture for rapid and large-scale propagation of Chinese gooseberry have been ...
6
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
405 A STUDY OF RESPIRATORY TRENDS AND SOME ASSOCIATED PHYSIO"
CHEMICAL CHANGES OF CHINESE GOOSEBERRY FRUIT Actinidia chinensis (
Yang-tao) DURING THE LATER STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT BY H. B. ...
7
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
Apart from causing general bee mortality, this could seriously affect hives brought
to nearby Chinese gooseberry orchards for pollination. TABLE 1 — Mortality of
field bees Bee mortality (%). INTRODUCTION Plantings of Chinese gooseberries
...
8
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
Chinese gooseberry vines of four varieties were each treated with a single spray
of dimas. Concentrations of dimas in the sprays ranged up to 2500 ppm. Sprays
were applied not closer to harvest than 170 days. Dimas residue concentrations ...
9
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
INTRODUCTION Winter buds of Chinese gooseberry (Actinidia chinensis Planch.
) contain leaf, shoot, and uninitiated floral primordia (Brundell 1975a, b) . Bud
burst in spring is followed by rapid development of leaves and flowers, extension
...
10
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
REFERENCES Bailey. F. L. 1950: The culture of Chinese gooseberry vines. New
Zealand journal of agriculture 80 : 223-231. 1961: Chinese gooseberries: their
culture and uses. New Zealand Department of Agriculture, bulletin 349 (revised).
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CHINESE GOOSEBERRY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Chinese gooseberry is used in the context of the following news items.
MarketsNZD down eight straight, record losing streak looms
Like a squashed Chinese gooseberry, this is not a good look for the New Zealand dollar. The kiwi is now suffering one of its longest losing ... «Financial Times, Jul 15»
Chinese delight at Tatton
The plants on show in the garden reflect those brought by Wilson and his contemporaries and include the Kiwi fruit (the Chinese gooseberry). «Knutsford Guardian, Jun 15»
Wiser Zespri eyes China market - again
Kiwifruit, or Chinese gooseberry, are native to Shaanxi province. • Zespri sells about 15% of its volume - 15 to 20 million trays - in China. «New Zealand Herald, Jun 15»
Film Review: Fear No Fruit
... this world has to offer, meanwhile delving deeper into how the now commonplace was once as foreign as the term 'Chinese gooseberry'. «Fresh Fruit Portal, Jun 15»
The Land That I Love
When I was a kid the eponymous Kiwifruit was still called a Chinese gooseberry. Squirrels didn't make the cut. Hence the joy in my friend and ... «Huffington Post, Jun 15»
Two great documentaries about fruit are screening next week
She got her start in the 1950s, selling the then-exotic brown mushroom. Then in 1962 she discovered the Chinese gooseberry and renamed it ... «Los Angeles Times, Apr 15»
A Feathery Hedgehog
Yet kiwis appear on tins of shoe polish, serve as countless logos and mascots, and have lent their name to the Chinese gooseberry, or kiwifruit, ... «Voices, Apr 15»
The World's Dirtiest Wine Names
I stand corrected: Kiwi fruit is Chinese gooseberry; Sauvignon Blanc is said to smell like regular gooseberries.) In the U.S. the rather pissy TTB ... «Slate Magazine, Apr 15»
Kiwifruit on the rebound
From Chinese gooseberry to Zespri, from a nascent export business 30 years ago to the second most valuable horticultural product after wine ... «Stuff.co.nz, Mar 15»
Peter Landon-Lane: How science binds us to China
Most of us know kiwifruit, or Chinese gooseberry, originated in China, but few are aware our exports relied on a single species until the 1970s, ... «New Zealand Herald, Mar 15»
