The perfect fruit: good breeding, bad seeds, and the hunt for the elusive pluot
2009 · 227 pagine · Bloomsbury · ISBN 9781596913813
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The creation story of the "perfect fruit," delving into the world of the demanding farmers, brilliant obsessives, and food fanatics who create the fruits we love. Is it possible to create the perfect piece of fruit�a fruit that cannot be improved upon? Since the dawn of agriculture, people have been obsessively tinkering to develop fruits that are hardier, prettier, and better tasting.
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