Persimmon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A persimmon , known to the ancient Greeks as "the fruit of the gods" is the edible fruit of a number of species of trees of the genus Diospyros in the ebony wood family (Ebenaceae). The word pers...
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Botanical, cultivation and cultivar information for the Asian persimmon. ... Origin: The oriental persimmon is native to China, where it has been cultivated for centuries and more than two thousand different cultivars exist. It spread to Korea and Japan many years ago where additional cultivars were developed.
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www.crfg.org/pubs/ff/persimmon.html
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It's important you know there are two kinds of persimmons: the Fuyu, the kind you can eat right away, and the Hachiya, the kind you can't. If you bite into an unripe Hachiya persimmon, it is if you just drank six cups of extra strength tea.
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www.tonytantillo.com/fruits/persimmons.html
www.tonytantillo.com/fruits/persimmons.html
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Early in the 14th Century, Marco Polo recorded the Chinese trade in persimmons. Korea has long-established ceremonies that feature the persimmon. Culture in India began in the Nilgiris. The tree has been grown for a long time in North Vietnam, in the mountains of Indonesia above 3,500 ft (1,000 m) and in the Philippines.
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www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/morton/japanese_persimmon.h...
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American persimmon fruits are nearly round, shiny, and tough-skinned. They are about one inch in diameter, and the color when ripe ranges from a pale orange to a slight yellowish color. They ripen from September to October, usually after the tree has lost its leaves.
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www.hort.purdue.edu/ext/senior/fruits/persimmon1.htm
www.hort.purdue.edu/ext/senior/fruits/persimmon1.htm
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Persimmon information including description, varieties, planting practices, and a list of fungi and insects affecting the tree. ... Persimmon grows best on loamy soils, such as the Kula series. Light, sandy soils are not suitable, but it will grow on many other soil types and is tolerant of heavy clay soils if drainage is...
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www.extento.hawaii.edu/kbase/crop/crops/i_persim.htm
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Persimmon on washingtonpost.com's Going Out Guide; your source for Bistro, restaurants in Bethesda, MD ... Drive along Wisconsin Avenue in Bethesda any night, glance into the sliver of a restaurant called Persimmon, and you will see a roomful of diners who obviously are having a good time.
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Persimmon Cookies I ... Persimmon Rice Pudding ... Persimmon Cookies I ; Persimmon Cookies II; Persimmon Chews; Persimmon Rice Pudding; Fuyu Bundt Cake; Persimmon Chutney...
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www.seasonalchef.com/persimmonrecipes.htm
www.seasonalchef.com/persimmonrecipes.htm
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