- This
includes most
supermarket gooseberries,
which are
often picked before fully ripe to
increase shelf life.
Gooseberries are also used to
flavour beverages...
- the
Otaheite gooseberry,
Malay gooseberry,
Tahitian gooseberry,
country gooseberry, star
gooseberry, starberry, arbari, West
India gooseberry, Grosella,...
- Cape
gooseberries are 85% water, 11% carbohydrates, 2% protein, and 1% fat (table). In a
reference amount of 100
grams (3.5 oz), raw Cape
gooseberries supply...
- on
Currants and
Gooseberries". Ohioline. Ohio
State University Extension.
Retrieved 3
August 2020. "Home
Fruit Plantings:
Gooseberries and Currants". PennState...
- The
English name
gooseberry sawfly refers to at
least three species of sawfly:
Nematus ribesii, the
common gooseberry sawfly or
imported currentworm Nematus...
- Victor's
gooseberry,
native to
California Missouri gooseberry,
Ribes missouriense Santa Cruz
Island gooseberry,
Ribes thacherianum Gooseberries may also...
-
believed that
quarantine officials were more su****ious of
European gooseberries and
other berry shipments, due to
fears that
berries that were grown...
- "
Gooseberries" (Russian: Крыжовник, romanized: Kryzhovnik) is an 1898
short story by
Anton Chekhov, the
second one in what has
later become known as 'The...
- of
gooseberry commonly known as wild
gooseberry or
swamp gooseberry. It is
native to
Canada and the
northern United States.
Cultivated gooseberries are...
-
mackerel in old
French cuisine. In Britain,
gooseberries may
informally be
called goosegogs. The
gooseberry is a
straggling bush
growing to 1.5 metres...
