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10 LIVRES EN PORTUGAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BREBA»
Découvrez l'usage de
breba dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
breba et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
A fig plant is capable of bearing fruits laterally toward the end of last year's wood
—this early crop is called the “breba” crop—as well as on the current season's
growth. Many varieties set fruit without pollination, but some require the
assistance ...
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The Encyclopedia of Fruit and Nuts
The breba or first crop originates in the spring from latent buds on the previous
season's shoots. Brebas mature in early summer. The second or main crop
develops on the current season's growth and begins to mature in mid— to late
summer.
Jules Janick, Robert E. Paull, 2008
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Specialty and Minor Crops Handbook
Strip and destroy all immature fruits immediately after the first frost to prevent
Botrytis infection. Gophers can also damage fig orchards. Harvest and
postharvest handling. A fig tree has two harvest seasons: the Breba harvest in
early summer ...
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Sabrina's Little ABC Book of Gardening
over zealous with the watering during summer when the fruit is formed on the tree
as you 'll cause the fruit to split. lf your breba crop doesn't ever amount to much
you can prune in winter Your fruit is ripe when it just starts to droop. Varieties ...
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Diseases of Tropical Fruit Crops
Smyrna-type figs are grown mostly in Algeria, California, Greece, Portugal and
Turkey, and usually require pollination in order to set fruit. Thus, they usually do
not produce a first, breba crop in summer when pollen is not available. However
...
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Postharvest Biology and Technology of Tropical and ...
The first crop of the season, called the breba crop, is produced from
overwintering fruit buds in one-year-old shoots from the previous season. The
second crop, called the fig crop, is produced from fruit buds that differentiate in
the current ...
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Temperate and Subtropical Fruit Production
In cool growing areas the breba crop is usually of poor quality; consequently any
removal of the immature overwintering breba crop, by severely pruning the tree
from late summer onwards, is not considered a waste of potential crop.
David Jackson, Norman Earl Looney, Michael Morley-Bunker, 2011
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Pruning for Flowers and Fruit
Figure 6.20 A fig's main crop is always more prolific and of better quality than the
breba crop. they can grow into large trees. Never root-prune a fig in the ground to
restrict its size; it will produce a forest of suckers! When planting your tree, line ...
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The Joy of Jams, Jellies and Other Sweet Preserves: 200 ...
Most produce two, when growing conditions are right: the breba, which grows on
the preceding year's wood, and the main crop, which grows on the current year's
wood (breba is a Spanish word from the Latin bifera, “twice-producing”).
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Grow Fruit Naturally: A Hands-On Guide to Growing Over 300 ...
'King', 'Mission', 'Tena', and 'Ventura' are examples of varieties that fruit on one-
year-old stems and on new shoots (breba and main crop), so should not be
pruned as severely. Do some thinning and shortening but leave enough stems
intact ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BREBA»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
breba est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Dog days of summer mean time to ready garden for fall crops
This fall, I'll leave some a few inches long, for a larger breba crop next July; the ... begin ripening not too long after the last of the brebas have been harvested. «Almanac Weekly, août 15»
Beautiful figs
The fig tree produces two crops a year, including the smaller, "breba" crop in early summer. The name comes from the Spanish word "breva," meaning "brief. «San Jose Mercury News, juil 15»
Ten Ways To Eat Summer Figs
This year's heat-loving Desert King brebas (first crop) are almost as big as tennis balls in perfect condition. Another tree in the garden produces two crops: an ... «GoLocalPDX, juil 15»
Sweet on figs: Locally-discovered Olympian variety is for sale
“It's called the breba crop,” says Dolan, referring to the Latin-origin word meaning “twice-bearing” and lifting some 1- gallon Olympians up to illustrate. “About ... «TheNewsTribune.com, oct 14»
A Quick Primer for Processing Figs, Sea Berries, Shipova and …
The breba crop (over-wintering crop) typically ripens in August. In September the alpha (spring initiating) crop starts expanding and ripens in areas with hot ... «Mother Earth News, oct 14»
Az évszaktól is függ a koleszterinszint
breba2014.04.01. 12:04:06 ... Mégse. jozsi11112014.04.01. 14:57:52. @breba. breba2014-04-01 12:04:06 ... breba: Hogy mi a szennyoldal, azt most hagyjuk. «Origo, mars 14»
Figuring out fig trees, tending to tomato rot
Your non-ripening figs belong to this second, later crop (called the “breba” crop). Our cooler climate doesn't give breba figs enough time to finish growing and ... «Vancouver Courier, sept 13»
Consumer Qs: What causes peach pit split?
#Q: I heard a fig can have a regular crop and a breba crop. What is a breba crop? #A: Figs can bear two crops a year. The early crop is called the breba crop. «jacksonprogress-argus, août 13»
Rich, earthy figs are a double-crop delight
The second harvest of figs will come during the heat of August, which produces a smaller yet sweeter and juicier fig than the breba crop. Some folks prefer to use ... «Sacramento Bee, mai 13»
Gardening: Lesson on types, species of edible figs
San Pedro is the third type, which is capable of producing its first (or breba) crop without pollination. The second crop requires pollen to be viable. «Maple Ridge News, avril 13»
