citrus
أشجار الحمضيات
definition
noun
Orchards carpet the land in parts of California, and oranges, lemons, limes, and other citrus are familiar trees in home gardens.
a tree of a genus that includes citron, lemon, lime, orange, and grapefruit. Native to Asia, citrus trees are widely cultivated in warm countries for their fruit, which has juicy flesh and a pulpy rind.
translation of 'citrus'
noun
أشجار الحمضيات,
ليمون
example
Orchards carpet the land in parts of California, and oranges, lemons, limes, and other 'citrus' are familiar trees in home gardens.
If foliage of azaleas, camellias, 'citrus' , gardenias, and others is yellowish with green veins, the plants need iron.
Rhododendrons, most heathers, camellias, pieris, skimmia, 'citrus' and many others must have acid soil.
Most fruit and berry plants can be planted now, but wait until mid-March, when the soil is warmer, to plant 'citrus' and figs.
‘In the winter, we are very heavy on the 'citrus' , such as mandarin orange,’ reports the restaurant manager.
Most 'citrus' are native to tropical or semitropical climates.
Seafood dominates, and flavors of soy, ginger and 'citrus' pulsate through many of the sauces.
Today, there are 345,000 acres of fields growing asparagus, sugar cane, 'citrus' , mangos, artichokes, avocados, peppers and onions.
It also offers a variety of tropical plants, including bromeliads, bougainvillea, 'citrus' , hibiscus, and orchids.
Part of this can be explained by the fact that 'citrus' , which is native to Southeast Asia, hybridizes readily.
Apple, willow, birch, poplar, 'citrus' , alder and maple are varieties we have used.
The fertile soil of the valleys produces a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, including 'citrus' , sugarcane, watermelons, bananas, yams, and beans.
The bouquet is somewhat muted, but it does eventually yield aromas of black pepper and 'citrus' .
First, if you hope to harvest fruit, choose a naturally acidic 'citrus' , not a sweet orange or grapefruit.
Bet you didn't know that 'citrus' grows like crazy in the foothills east of Sacramento.
Later, cultivation was taken up enthusiastically in Japan, where the cold winters made 'citrus' growing difficult.
Barley, wheat, 'citrus' , vegetables, olives, and livestock are produced for subsistence and for trade.
'citrus' extracts
Open the bottle, and one smells a mixed but light scent of different kinds of fruit including orange, 'citrus' and calamondin orange.
Fruit trees, especially 'citrus' , can live more than 75 years, so annual repotting is the best way to maintain the health and vigor of both plant and soil.
The herbed mixture of sage, thyme and 'citrus' had been carefully blended with softened butter and left to chill and permeate for a few hours.
Infestations of grapes are often due to a buildup in other soft fruits such as figs, apricots, peaches, nectarines, or 'citrus' .
'citrus' extracts
The present invention relates to the squeezing of lemons, oranges and other 'citrous' fruits for the purpose of obtaining juice to be consumed as beverages.
When an individual has a tendency to become overweight, there is a constitutional sluggishness which can be checked by taking 'citrous' fruit for breakfast and later in the day as ‘medicine.’
In the course of the comment conversation, I mentioned that the recipe could also be made with other 'citruses' , and Meyer lemons in particular.
He and hundreds of farmers and their workers are caught up in strict quarantine measures designed to ensure the bacterial disease doesn't spread to the bigger 'citrus fruit' growing areas in other States.
But if the restrictions were removed, loud would be the angry cries of the U.S. growers of 'citrous' fruits, of U.S. labor, U.S. bootleggers.
Pomelo, a 'citrous' fruit, is generally favourite to consumers for its taste and high nutritional value.
This study provides yet more evidence for the disease-preventive effects of vitamin C and gives us another reason to load up on plenty of foods rich in this nutrient including 'citrus fruit' , broccoli, tomatoes and green peppers.
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