Amaranthaceae
Amaranthaceae (cockscombs, celosias, etc.) A family of mostly
annual herbs in which the leaves are
entire and without
stipules. The flowers are small, borne in dense, spike-like
cymes, and are mostly unisexual; they have 3–5
scarious, green or brightly coloured
perianth segments; 3–5
stamens; and a 1-celled
ovary which forms a small, dry fruit.
Celosia cristata (cockscomb) is cultivated for its red flowers. There are 71 genera, with about 800 species, mostly tropical or warm temperate, and occurring as weeds in cooler regions.
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These homemade snacks are anything but junk food! Dried fruits, nuts and other delights.
Magazine article from: Countryside & Small Stock Journal; 5/1/1997; ; 700+ words
; ...season or so. I'd like an almond tree, but where to put it? Dry fruit or leather are wonderful energy rechargers between classes...Two cups of cooked fruit puree (this can be made from soaked dry fruit) turns into candy rivaling expensive A plets and Cotlets...
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Wolfberry.(SUPPLIERS CORNER)
Magazine article from: Nutraceuticals World; 7/1/2006; 120 words
; MTC Industries, Inc. has launched wolfberry dry fruit and powder, with polysaccharide content ranging from 10-80%. Wolfberry (a member of Solanacea family) is a wild bush found in the...
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INDIA: PISTACHIO PRICES DECLINE.(Brief Article)
Newspaper article from: IPR Strategic Business Information Database; 12/16/2004; 90 words
; According to Business Line , prices of pistachio varieties drifted in thin trading on the wholesale dry fruit market following withdrawal of support from retailers against increased selling by stockists and ended lower. Prices of other dry...
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XXV--The Glenlivet's crowning achievement.
Magazine article from: Beverage Dynamics; 11/1/2008; 283 words
; ...created from hand-selected vintage oak casks that are then finished for two years in first-fill sherry casks, producing a unique, dry fruit and nutty spiciness that complements the classic floral and fruit flavors of The Glenlivet. While The Glenlivet XXV will likely...
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Physicochemical changes can be delayed during product storage.
Newspaper article from: Emerging Food R&D Report; 11/1/2007; 361 words
; The stability of food products is of paramount importance during their storage. It is possible to dry fruit and fruit products by using such methods as spray-drying or freeze-drying. Avocado and avocado products are poorly stable products...
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Pears, plums, melons, and more...easy to dry and cooky-jar tasty.
Magazine article from: Sunset; 6/1/1986; 700+ words
; ...strips of dried watermelon, almost as sweet as candy. These are a few of the refreshing new flavors to be discovered when you dry fruit in a home dehydrator. With controlled heat and forced air flow, these electric appliances have refined one of man's oldest...
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Fruit salad.(I Can Make It!)
Magazine article from: Kidsworld Magazine; 1/1/2006; ; 250 words
; ...Canned oranges Fruit with a knife Kiwi Fruit Strawberries Apple Pineapple Melon Papaya Tools Paper towel or clean cloth to dry fruit Small bowl to mix dressing Wooden spoon Large bowl to serve fruit salad If using a knife: Chopping board Sharp knife Ingredients...
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XXV - the Glenlivet's crowning achievement.(MARKET SPEAK)
Magazine article from: Cheers; 11/1/2008; 284 words
; ...from hand-selected vintage oak casks' that are then finished for two years in first-fill sherry casks, producing a unique, dry fruit and nutty spiciness that complements the classic floral and fruit flavors of The Glenlivet. While The Gienlivet XXV wilt likely...
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BRAZIL: SYRIA IS INTERESTED IN BRAZILIAN FOODSTUFFS.
Newspaper article from: IPR Strategic Business Information Database; 8/19/2007; 278 words
; ...medical and hospital products. The Syrians also sought the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce stand to offer olive oil and dry fruit to Brazil. The stand saw a lot of movement on the first day. There is great interest surrounding Brazil in the fair, said Solano...
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The Mocha Taste.(Ethiopian coffee tasting)
Magazine article from: Tea & Coffee Trade Journal; 3/20/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...is performed with care (and some luck), coffee dried inside the fruit can be extraordinary in flavor: sweet, saturated with dry fruit nuance, and complexly and fragrantly rich. Fortunately, we were privileged to have several of these extraordinarily flavored...
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Suma
Encyclopedia entry from: Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine
...to the Amazon rain forest of Central and South America. Its botanical name is Pfaffia paniculata , and it belongs to the Amaranthaceae family. Referred to by the people of the rain forest as para todo , which can be translated "for all things," the herb has...
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Ptilotus
Book article from: A Dictionary of Plant Sciences
Ptilotus (family Amaranthaceae ) A genus of herbs and shrubs which are found in both arid and humid habitats. They have entire, alternate or opposite leaves without...
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Alternanthera
Book article from: A Dictionary of Plant Sciences
Alternanthera (family Amaranthaceae ) A genus of about 80 species of herbs and shrubs whose single ovule and bilocular stamens distinguish them from other members of the large family. Some species are grown for their ornamental leaves. The genus is cosmopolitan, mainly subtropical.
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Celosia cristata
Book article from: A Dictionary of Plant Sciences
Celosia cristata ( cockscomb ) See AMARANTHACEAE .
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cockscomb
Book article from: A Dictionary of Plant Sciences
cockscomb ( Celosia cristata ) See AMARANTHACEAE .
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