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How to manage peanuts during the pegging stage? A detailed explanation of the latest management key points
The peanut pegging stage is the period from the beginning of flowering until 50% of the plants have developed chicken-head-shaped young pods. It is the period when peanuts shift from vegetative growth to reproductive growth, and it is also a period of high nutrient demand and sensitivity to water. Management at this time affects the later yield and quality. So for peanut pegging
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Where is the latest production area distribution of chestnuts?
The production area of chestnuts originated in China, and they are now distributed in Vietnam, Taiwan, and mainland China, growing in areas at an altitude of 370-2800 m, mostly found in mountainous regions, and have been widely cultivated artificially. Chestnuts are most famous for Luotian in Hubei and Qianxi chestnuts in China. Luotian chest
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Where does mangosteen come from? A look at the latest distribution of production areas
Mangosteen is a tropical evergreen tree, native to the Sunda Islands and the Maluku Islands in the Malay Archipelago. Because it is abundantly produced in the tropical regions of Southeast Asia, it is known as the "queen of tropical fruits." In Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, durian and mangosteen are regarded as the "husband-and-wife fruit," so relative to the durian, which is called the
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Where do hazelnuts come from? A look at the latest main producing regions
The hazel tree is a nut tree species in the birch family, genus Corylus. There are about 20 species worldwide, widely distributed in the temperate regions of Asia, Europe and North America. Nine species have been confirmed by academia, namely the American hazelnut, European hazelnut, Turkish hazelnut, etc., but the only one with real edible value is the European
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Is the newest black tomato variety genetically modified?
Black tomatoes come from excellent first-generation hybrid seeds of the indeterminate type introduced from abroad, and have the advantages of good taste, excellent coloring, high sugar content, good harvest uniformity, and strong disease resistance. Their nutritional value is also higher than that of ordinary tomatoes, and their market price is more expensive, but many people worry
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Where do water chestnuts come from? An introduction to the latest distribution of the main producing areas
The water chestnut, also known as horseshoe, water chestnut, and fuci, is a perennial root herbaceous plant of the Cyperus genus in the Cyperaceae family. It is purple-black in color, with pure white flesh, sweet and juicy, crisp and delicious, and has the reputation of "underground snow pear." Northerners call it "Jiangnan ginseng." It can be eaten raw as a fruit or
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Where does the silverberry (Elaeagnus) come from? A look at the latest distribution of its main producing areas
The scientific name of the silverberry is Elaeagnus pungens, also known as banchunzi, tianbangchui, que'ersu, yangnaizi and so on. It is the ripe fruit of Elaeagnus pungens, a plant of the genus Elaeagnus in the family Elaeagnaceae, a perennial evergreen climbing shrub. The ripe fruit is bright red to purplish red and is eaten fresh. In the past most were
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Where Do Red Globe Grapes Come From? A Complete Overview of the Latest Producing Regions
Red Globe grapes are among the most precious and commercially valuable table grape varieties, also known as Wanhong, Red Globe, Hongtizi, Hongti grapes, and more. Their medicinal effects, nutritional value, and health benefits are all very pronounced, and they are hailed as the foremost of the world's four great fruits.
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The Latest Technical Method Tutorial for Winter Fruit Tree Pruning
Pruning carried out during the period from leaf fall to the following year's bud break is called winter pruning. For most tree species, winter pruning is generally done between January and February. The main purpose of winter pruning is to thin out and cut back unwanted branches, such as diseased and pest-infested branches, dead branches
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Where do prunes come from? A look at the latest main producing regions
Prune is also known as California prune, European plum, French black date, and so on. It looks like an apricot-plum, is rich in vitamin A and fiber, and also contains minerals such as iron and potassium, yet has no fat or cholesterol. It is not just a snack; paired with various ingredients, it can be made into all kinds of delicious
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