- the
world and acts as a
parasite on
various arthropod species,
causing white muscardine disease; it thus
belongs to the
group of
entomopathogenic fungi...
-
Croatia and Chile. Ch****elas is
mostly vinified to be a full, dry and
fruity white wine. It is also
suitable as a
table grape,
grown widely for this purpose...
-
laricitrin 3-O-galactoside are also
found in
purple grape but
absent in
white grape.
Muscadine grape seeds contain about twice the
total polyphenol content of...
- The
scuppernong is a
large variety of
muscadine (Vitis rotundifolia), a
species of
grape native to the
Southern United States. It is
usually a greenish...
-
Janebell (grape)
Janet (grape)
Jumbo (grape) Late Fry
Magnolia (grape)
Muscadine Nesbit (grape)
Noble Pam (grape)
Pineapple (grape)
Scarlet (grape) Scuppernong...
- French, but in
Italian it is
called Pinot Bianco (bianco =
white) and
Pinot Bijeli (bijeli =
white) in
Croatian and
languages or
dialects related to Serbo-Croatian...
- The
Great Gatsby Mountain Dew—originally made in Knoxville,
Tennessee Muscadine wine and juice—usually homemade,
though also
commercially available from...
-
north to
Quebec Vitis rotundifolia (syn.
Muscadinia rotundifolia), the
muscadine, used for jams and wine.
Native to the
Southeastern United States from...
-
three commercial wineries in
Mississippi focus almost entirely on the
Muscadine grape, a
variety also used for non-alcoholic
grape juices, jams, and jellies...
-
markets outside areas of cultivation. The
fruit has been
compared to
Muscadine grapes, and in ****an the
flavor of
jabuticaba has been
described as similar...