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Concord grapes
A young adult wearing overalls and a baseball hat in nature. A paper cutout with images of berries, nuts, and
Workers empty buckets of harvested grapes into a large bin in a vineyard surrounded by grapevines in Tuscany, Italy.
How wines get their unique flavors and aromas
raisin Workers load large bins full of green grapes onto a trailer during grape harvest in a vineyard in Sremska Kamenica, Vojvodina, Serbia. Rows of grapevines stretch into the background.
Bunch of purple grapes.
grape Clusters of dark purple fox grapes, Vitis labrusca, hanging from a vine with broad green leaves. Clusters of ripe red grapes hang from vines among green leaves in a vineyard.
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What We Can Learn (and Eat) Urban Foraging
Is the message behind urban foraging: “Don't eat that”?
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How wines get their unique flavors and aromas
How the chemical composition of wines affects their flavours.
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How Fruits Adapt to Different Climates and Conditions
How do the waxy coating on some fruits helps them survive different climates?
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Observe a farmer toiling in a hillside grape vineyard along the Rhine River at Europe's northernmost point
A hillside vineyard along the Rhine River.
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Concord grapes
Concord grapes (Vitis labrusca) ripening on the vine.
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wine grape harvest
Workers harvesting grapes for wine at a vineyard in Tuscany, Italy.
© franco lucato/Shutterstock.com
raisin
Sultana raisins.
Jorge Barrios
Serbia: harvesting grapes
Harvesting grapes in Sremska Kamenica, Serbia.
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grape
Grape (Vitis).
Grant Heilman/Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
fox grape
Fox grapes (Vitis labrusca).
© Romeo Mikulic/Shutterstock.com
grapes
The purple color of certain grape varieties is due to the presence of flavonoid pigments...
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Oregon grape
Oregon grape (Mahonia aquifolium).
G.E. Hyde—NHPA/Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
grapes
Grapes on the vine, in the Piccadilly Valley, Adelaide Hills, South Australia.
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representative types of fruit
Four representative types of fruit.
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