Peach Sample Clauses

Peach. Jubaea chilensis = Jubaea spectabilis ..... Syrup palm .............................................. Oriental. Juglans hindsii .......................................... Walnut ...................................................... Oriental.
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Peach. Manilkara jaimiqui subsp. emarginata ...... Sapodilla, wild .......................................... Peach. Manilkara zapota ....................................... Xxxxxxxxx, xxxxx ....................................... Oriental, Peach, Sapote, West Indian.
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Peach. Solanum mauritianum = S. auriculatum ... Tobacco, wild ........................................... Peach.
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Peach. Spondias dulcis = Spondias xxxxxxxx ...... Otaheite apple, Jew plum ........................ Oriental, West Indian. Spondias mombin ..................................... Hog-plum ................................................. Sapote, West Indian. Spondias purpurea .................................... Red mombin ............................................ Sapote, West Indian. Spondias spp ............................................ Spanish plum, purple mombin or Ciruela Mexican. Spondias tuberose .................................... Imbu ......................................................... Oriental. Syzygium aquem ...................................... Water apple, watery roseapple ............... Peach.
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Peach. Syzygium jambos = Xxxxxxx jambos ....... Rose apple .............................................. Mediterranean, Mexican, Oriental, Peach, West Indian. Syzygium malaccense = Xxxxxxx Mountain apple, Malay apple .................. Mediterranean, Peach, West Indian. malaccensis. Syzygium samarangense .......................... Java apple ............................................... Peach.
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Peach. 1 Sour limes are not regulated articles for Mexican fruit fly. 2 Only yellow lemons are regulated articles for Mediterranean fruit fly.
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Peach. The production of peach in Pakistan has improved tremendously with eight different timings regarding harvesting enabling supply to market for extended period. The province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa accounts for 60% of national peach production while Baluchistan contributes the remaining 40%. The peach clusters are well spread in KP province. The districts Mardan, Buner, Charsadda and Peshawar are good potentials clusters besides Swat. The FATA region also produces peach crop, where potential for transformation of value chains. Inappropriate fruit harvest, poor post-harvest handling, packing and transportation, limited value additions, poor access to markets are among the key constraints faced by the peach value chain. The major areas identified for project interventions during 2012-13 may include trainings across value chain, developing maturity indices guides, improved harvest and post-harvest practices, value additions, improved packaging, transportation and market linkages.
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