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Sweet-tart and a bit citrusy, this early ripener keeps its shape in baked goods.

(2005) reported that trinexapac-ethyl, as ripener in sugarcane, reduced the activity of soluble acid invertase in the youngest internodes but no effect was found in older tissues.

The companies in the group have varied fresh produce interests, spanning the full supply chain from grower to wholesaler, importer to 'ripener' and packer to logistics expert.

It has also been used broadly as a cervical ripener to reduce delivery time at hospital [30].

It is a late-season ripener with loose clusters and thick-skinned berries that make it resistant to rot (Figure 2.22).

THE RIPENER I arrive with the power of ripening, Wearing your coat of twisted anger, I unwind the confused flesh prison, Karma must, Just as light must, Just as water must, ripen.

Enhance the fresh fruit experience with the new Liivia[R] Fruit Ripener. This countertop product, which ripens fruit as needed, marries a stunning fruit bowl design with patented technology that allows the user to control the ripening process - selecting some fruit for faster ripening, while keeping ripe fruit close at hand.

'Earlicot' is a newer, early-ripening cultivar and 'Autumn Royal' is a late-season ripener.

It is a late season ripener with loose clusters and thick-skinned berries that make it resistant to rot (Figure 2-22).

I know it sounds crazy, but the banana gives off ethylene gas, a natural fruit ripener, and so speeds up the tomato ripening.

Alternatives to the use of the chemical ripener Polado (glyphosate) in enhancing the yield of sugar in louisiana sugarcane during the 2002 crop.

Apply physiologic logic as well to cervical ripening techniques for the augmentation of labor, she urged, noting that once a patient is in labor she shouldn't be given another dose of a hormonal cervical ripener just because "it's time for another dose."