Essays on Fruits

Strawberry is a commercial fruit crop in Pakistan. Thousands years back, wild species of strawberries were consumed by human beings (Liston et al., 2014). In old poetry, strawberries were mentioned for medicinal use about more than 2000 years ago (Darrow, 1966). Strawberries were considered unfit...

In this essay, I will be talking about the frozen-resistant strawberries. How are they made? If it can be good for you or bad for you? What is the use for genetically modifying the strawberries? I will write about my opinions, reflect the effects, the...

Citrus belongs to an important genus of the family Rutaceae in the plant kingdom. Its wide distribution and large-scale production demonstrated its significance. It is very costly, also remunerative fruit from economic point of view. Because of its different flavors and therapeutic values citrus fruits...

There are plenty of food preservatives which can be categorized as synthetic or artificial and natural preservatives. Most commonly, artificial food preservatives are used because that aid to prevent food spoilage by preventing the growth and proliferation of foodborne pathogens. Preservatives can be defined as...

Cold temperature is one of the different stress conditions that can interfere with the equilibrium in the production of oxidants and its scavenging ability by antioxidant enzymes. Thus the survivability or responses of plants under cold temperature can be influenced by duration of the storage....

Today I will tell you about grapes and about the history of winemaking. Visiting Georgia this summer, I learned the story of winemaking. So, what is this plant? Grapes are usually a plant that belongs to the genus Vitis of the family Vitaceae Juss or...

South Africa is an agricultural country with many hectares of land undergoing cultivation (Asami and Nakagawa, 2018). Climate, topography and soil differs from region to region and although multiple and intense cropping systems are used and proper irrigation tools are applied, but still less crop...