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1 fruit-growing

adj.

fruticultor, productor de fruta, frutícola.

s.

fruticultura, pomología.

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2 fruit

fru:t
1. noun
1) (the part of a plant that produces the seed, especially when eaten as food: The fruit of the vine is the grape.) fruta

2) (a result; something gained as a result of hard work etc: the fruit of his hard work.) fruto

2. verb
(to produce fruit: This tree fruits early.) dar fruto

- fruitful
- fruition
- fruitless
- fruitlessly
- fruity

fruit n fruta

fresh fruit is good for you la fruta fresca es buena para la salud

fruit

tr[frʊːt]

noun

1 (food) fruta

■ a piece of fruit una fruta

2 SMALLBOTANY/SMALL fruto

3 (result, reward) fruto

adjective

1 de fruta

intransitive verb

1 dar fruto

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to bear fruit (tree) dar fruto 2 (plan, idea) dar fruto, dar resultados

fruit bowl / fruit dish frutero

fruit cake plum cake nombre masculino

fruit cocktail macedonia (de frutas)

fruit cup (drink) ≈ sangría

fruit fly mosca de la fruta

fruit juice zumo de fruta

fruit knife cuchillo de fruta

fruit machine máquina tragaperras

fruit salad macedonia (de frutas)

fruit tree árbol nombre masculino frutal

fruit ['fru:t] vi

: dar fruto

fruit n

1) : fruta f (término genérico), fruto m (término particular)

2) fruits npl

rewards: frutos mpl

the fruits of his labor: los frutos de su trabajo

fruit

adj.

• de fruta adj.

• frutal adj.

• frutero, -a adj.

n.

• fruta s.f.

• fruto s.m.

• hijo s.m.

• producto s.m.

• resultado s.m.

v.

• dar frutos v.

fruːt
noun

1)

a) u ( collectively) fruta f

a piece of fruit — una (pieza de) fruta

dried fruit — (BrE) fruta f seca; (before n)

fruit bowl — frutero m, frutera f (CS)

fruit juice — jugo m or (Esp) zumo m de frutas

fruit tree — árbol m frutal

b) c ( type - as food) fruta f; ( Bot) fruto m

2) u c ( product) fruto m

the fruit(s) of his labors — el fruto de su trabajo

to bear fruit — dar* (su) fruto

[fruːt]
1. N

1) (also Bot) fruto m ; (=piece of fruit) fruta f

would you like some fruit? — ¿quieres fruta?

to be in fruit — [tree, bush] haber dado or echado fruto, tener fruta

the fruits of the sea — los productos del mar

to bear fruit — (lit, fig) dar fruto

2) fruits
(fig) (=benefits)
the fruits of one's labour — los frutos del trabajo

to enjoy the fruits of one's success — disfrutar de los frutos del éxito

3) (US) ** pej (=male homosexual) maricón * m

4) †
* (as term of address)
hello, old fruit! — ¡hola, compadre! *

2.

VI dar fruto

3.

CPD

fruit basket N — frutero m, canasto m de la fruta

fruit bowl N — frutero m

fruit cocktail N — macedonia f de frutas

fruit cup N — ≈ sangría f

fruit dish N — frutero m

fruit drink N — bebida f de frutas

fruit drop N — bombón m de fruta

fruit farm N — granja f frutícola or hortofrutícola

fruit farmer N — fruticultor(a) m / f, granjero(-a) m / f frutícola or hortofrutícola

fruit farming N — fruticultura f

fruit fly N — mosca f de la fruta

fruit grower N — fruticultor(a) m / f, granjero(-a) m / f frutícola or hortofrutícola

fruit growing N — fruticultura f

fruit gum N — (Brit) gominola f

fruit juice N — zumo m or jugo m de frutas

fruit knife N — cuchillo m de la fruta

fruit machine N — (Brit) máquina f tragaperras

fruit salad N — macedonia f de frutas

fruit salts NPL — sal f de fruta(s)

fruit shop N — frutería f

fruit stall N — puesto m de frutas

fruit tree N — árbol m frutal

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[fruːt]
noun

1)

a) u ( collectively) fruta f

a piece of fruit — una (pieza de) fruta

dried fruit — (BrE) fruta f seca; (before n)

fruit bowl — frutero m, frutera f (CS)

fruit juice — jugo m or (Esp) zumo m de frutas

fruit tree — árbol m frutal

b) c ( type - as food) fruta f; ( Bot) fruto m

2) u c ( product) fruto m

the fruit(s) of his labors — el fruto de su trabajo

to bear fruit — dar* (su) fruto

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3 fruticultura

fruticultura f Agr fruit growing

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4 olive

'oliv
noun

1) (a type of edible fruit which is used as a garnish etc and which gives oil used for cooking: He put an olive in her cocktail; (also adjective) an olive tree; olive oil.) aceituna, oliva

2) (the tree on which it grows: a grove of olives.) olivo

3) ((also olive-green) the brownish-green or yellowish-green colour of the fruit: They painted the room olive; (also adjective) She wore an olive-green hat.) verde oliva

4) ((also olive-wood) the wood of the tree.) madera de olivo

•

- olive branch

olive n aceituna / oliva

olive

tr['ɒlɪv]

noun

1 (tree, wood) olivo

2 (fruit) aceituna, oliva

3 (colour) verde nombre masculino oliva

adjective

1 (paint) color aceituna; (skin) aceitunado,-a

2 (olive-growing) olivarero,-a

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to hold out the olive branch tender la mano en son de paz

olive branch rama de olivo

olive grove olivar nombre masculino

olive oil aceite nombre masculino de oliva

olive tree olivo

olive ['ɑlɪv, -ləv] n

1) : aceituna f, oliva f (fruta)

2) : olivo m (árbol)

3) or olive green : color m aceituna, verde m oliva

olive

adj.

• aceitunado, -a adj.

• olivar adj.

n.

• aceituna s.f.

• oliva (color) s.f.

• olivo s.m.

I 'ɑːlɪv, 'ɒlɪv
noun

1) c

a) ( Culin) aceituna f, oliva f; (before n)

olive oil — aceite m de oliva

b) olive (tree) olivo m; (before n)

olive grove — olivar m

2) u ( color) (color) aceituna m

II

adjective <coat/paint> color aceituna adj inv; < skin> aceitunado

['ɒlɪv]
1.

N (=fruit) aceituna f, oliva f ; (also: olive tree) olivo m

eating olive — aceituna f de mesa

2.

ADJ (also: olive-green) [complexion, skin] [shirt, paint] verde oliva inv

3.

CPD

olive branch N — rama f de olivo

- hold out an olive branch

olive green N — verde m oliva

olive grove N — olivar m

olive grower N — oleicultor(a) m / f

olive growing N — oleicultura f
olive-growing
olive oil N — aceite m de oliva

olive tree N — olivo m

* * *

I ['ɑːlɪv, 'ɒlɪv]
noun

1) c

a) ( Culin) aceituna f, oliva f; (before n)

olive oil — aceite m de oliva

b) olive (tree) olivo m; (before n)

olive grove — olivar m

2) u ( color) (color) aceituna m

II

adjective <coat/paint> color aceituna adj inv; < skin> aceitunado

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5 date

I
1. deit noun
1) ((a statement on a letter etc giving) the day of the month, the month and year: I can't read the date on this letter.) fecha

2) (the day and month and/or the year in which something happened or is going to happen: What is your date of birth?) fecha

3) (an appointment or engagement, especially a social one with a member of the opposite sex: He asked her for a date.) compromiso, cita

2. verb
1) (to have or put a date on: This letter isn't dated.) fechar, poner fecha a

2) ((with from or back) to belong to; to have been made, written etc at (a certain time): Their quarrel dates back to last year.) datar (de), remontarse (a)

3) (to become obviously old-fashioned: His books haven't dated much.) pasar de moda

•

- dated
- dateline
- out of date
- to date
- up to date
II deit noun
(the brown, sticky fruit of the date palm, a kind of tree growing in the tropics.) dátil

date n

1. fecha

what's the date today? ¿a qué fecha estamos?

2. cita

I've got a date with Sue tengo una cita con Sue

3. dátil

dates are very sweet los dátiles son muy dulces

out of date pasado de moda / desfasado

up to date al día / actualizado

date

tr[deɪt]

noun

1 (fruit) dátil nombre masculino

————————

date

tr[deɪt]

noun

1 (in time) fecha

■ what's the date today? ¿a qué fecha estamos?

2 (appointment) cita, compromiso

■ we've made a date to go to the cinema hemos quedado para ir al cine

■ she's got a date with David tonight tiene una cita con David esta noche

■ he's out on a date ha salido con una chica

■ right, it's a date! ¡vale, quedamos fijo!

3 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (person) ligue nombre masculino, amigo,-a, pareja

■ have you got a date for the dance? ¿tienes pareja para el baile?

4 (performance, booking) actuación nombre femenino

transitive verb

1 (write a date on) fechar

2 (determine the date of) datar

3 (show the age of) demostrar la edad de

4 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL familiar (go out with) salir con

intransitive verb

1 (have existed since) datar ( from, de), remontarse ( back to, a)

2 (go out of fashion) pasar de moda

3 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL (go out together) salir juntos, ser novios

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

at a later date más tarde, en una fecha posterior

out of date (ideas) anticuado,-a 2 (clothes) pasado,-a de moda 3 (technology) desfasado,-a, obsoleto,-a 4 (ticket, food) caducado,-a

to date hasta la fecha

up to date actualizado,-a, al día

to be up to date (on something) estar al tanto (de algo), estar al corriente (de algo)

to set a date for something fijar la fecha para algo

closing date fecha tope, fecha límite

date of birth fecha de nacimiento

date rape violación nombre femenino en una cita

date stamp (date) fecha 2 (instrument) matasellos m inv

sell-by date fecha de caducidad

date ['deɪt] v, dated ; dating vt

1) : fechar (una carta, etc.), datar (un objeto)

it was dated June 9: estaba fechada el 9 de junio

2) : salir con

she's dating my brother: sale con mi hermano

date vi

: datar

date n

1) : fecha f

to date: hasta la fecha

2) epoch, period: época f, período m

3) appointment: cita f

4) companion: acompañante mf

5) : dátil m (fruta)

date

n.

• cita s.f.

• dátil s.m.

• fecha s.f.

• plazo s.m.

v.

• datar v.

• fechar v.

deɪt
I

noun

1) (of appointment, battle) fecha f

what's the date today? — ¿a qué fecha estamos?

to date — hasta la fecha, hasta el momento

2) (colloq)

a) ( appointment) cita f

Greg has a date with Ana on Sunday — Greg sale con Ana el domingo

b) ( person) (esp AmE)

he's my regular date — estoy saliendo con él

c) ( booking)

he's playing three dates in London — va a actuar tres veces en Londres

3) ( fruit) dátil m

II
1.

transitive verb

1)

a) ( mark with date) fechar

b) ( give date to) \<\<remains/pottery/fossil\>\> datar, determinar la antigüedad de

2) ( betray age) (colloq)

that song really dates you — eso delata tu edad, eso demuestra lo viejo que eres

3) ( go out with) (esp AmE colloq) salir* con (fam)

2.

vi

1) ( originate in) datar

it dates from the 14th century — data del siglo XIV

his title dates back to the 14th century — los orígines de su título se remontan al siglo XIV

2) ( become old-fashioned) pasar de moda

3) ( go on dates) (esp AmE colloq) salir* con chicas/chicos or (AmL tb) a noviar, pololear (Chi fam)

I [deɪt]
1. N

1) (=year, day of month) fecha f

what's the date today?, what date is it today? — ¿qué fecha es hoy?

• date of birth — fecha f de nacimiento

• closing date — fecha f tope

• at an early date — (in the future) en fecha próxima, dentro de poco

• at some future date — en alguna fecha futura

• date of issue — fecha f de emisión

• at a later date — en una fecha posterior

• opening date — fecha f de apertura

• to date — hasta la fecha
out-of-date, up-to-date
2) (=appointment) cita f, compromiso m ; (with girlfriend, boyfriend) cita f

• to have a date with sb — tener una cita con algn

have you got a date tonight? — ¿tienes algún compromiso para esta noche?

• to make a date with sb — citarse or quedar con algn

they made a date for eight o'clock — se citaron para las ocho, quedaron a las ocho

3) (=person one is dating) pareja f, acompañante mf

who's your date for tonight? — ¿con quién sales esta noche?

4) (=concert etc) actuación f

2. VT

1) (=put date on) [+ letter] fechar, poner fecha a

2) (=establish age of) [+ object] fechar, datar

3) (=show age of) [+ person]

you remember the Tremeloes? that really dates you! — ¿recuerdas a los Tremeloes? ¡eso demuestra lo viejo que eres!

4) (=go out with) [+ girl etc] salir con, pololear con (Chile)

3. VI

1) (=show age) pasar de moda

2)

to date back to — [+ time] remontarse a

to date from — datar de

3) (=go out with sb)

is she dating? — ¿sale con chicos?

they've been dating for three months — llevan saliendo juntos tres meses

4.

CPD

date book N — (US) agenda f

date rape N — violación f durante una cita amorosa

date stamp N — (on library book, fresh food) sello m de fecha; (=postmark) matasellos m inv
date-stamp
II

[deɪt]
N (Bot) (=fruit) dátil m ; (also: date palm) palmera f datilera
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[deɪt]
I

noun

1) (of appointment, battle) fecha f

what's the date today? — ¿a qué fecha estamos?

to date — hasta la fecha, hasta el momento

2) (colloq)

a) ( appointment) cita f

Greg has a date with Ana on Sunday — Greg sale con Ana el domingo

b) ( person) (esp AmE)

he's my regular date — estoy saliendo con él

c) ( booking)

he's playing three dates in London — va a actuar tres veces en Londres

3) ( fruit) dátil m

II
1.

transitive verb

1)

a) ( mark with date) fechar

b) ( give date to) \<\<remains/pottery/fossil\>\> datar, determinar la antigüedad de

2) ( betray age) (colloq)

that song really dates you — eso delata tu edad, eso demuestra lo viejo que eres

3) ( go out with) (esp AmE colloq) salir* con (fam)

2.

vi

1) ( originate in) datar

it dates from the 14th century — data del siglo XIV

his title dates back to the 14th century — los orígines de su título se remontan al siglo XIV

2) ( become old-fashioned) pasar de moda

3) ( go on dates) (esp AmE colloq) salir* con chicas/chicos or (AmL tb) a noviar, pololear (Chi fam)

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6 wine

noun

(a type of alcoholic drink made from the fermented juice of grapes or other fruit: two bottles of wine; a wide range of inexpensive wines.) vino

wine n vino

wine

tr[waɪn]

noun

1 vino

■ red/rosé/white wine vino tinto/rosado/blanco

2 (colour) (color nombre masculino) morado, granate nombre masculino

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to wine and dine somebody dar agasajo a alguien, agasajar a alguien, tratar a alguien por todo lo alto

wine bar bar nombre masculino cuya especialidad es el vino

wine cellar bodega

wine cooler heladera (para el vino)

wine grower vinicultor,-ra

wine growing viticultura

wine list lista de vinos

wine merchant vinatero,-a

wine producer vinicultor,-ra

wine taster catavinos nombre masulino o femenino

wine tasting cata de vinos

wine ['waɪn] v, wined ; wining vi

: beber vino

wine vt

to wine and dine : agasajar

wine n

: vino m

wine

adj.

• vínico, -a adj.

n.

• lagar s.m.

• vino s.m.

waɪn
mass & count noun

a) ( beverage) vino m; (before n)

wine cellar — bodega f

wine list — carta f de vinos

wine merchant — (BrE) vinatero, -ra m,f

wine rack — botellero m

wine waiter — sommelier m, sumiller m

b) ( color) rojo m granate; (before n) rojo granate adj inv

[waɪn]
1.

N vino m

red/white/rosé wine — vino tinto/blanco/rosado

2.

VT

to wine and dine sb — agasajar a algn

3.

VI

to wine and dine — comer y beber (en restaurantes)

4.

CPD

wine bar N — bar m especializado en servir vinos

wine bottle N — botella f de vino

wine box N — caja f de vino

wine cask N — tonel m de vino, barril m de vino

wine cellar N — bodega f

wine expert N — experto(-a) m / f en vinos

wine glass N — = wineglass

wine grower N — viñador(a) m / f

wine growing N — vinicultura f
wine-growing
wine list N — lista f or carta f de vinos

wine merchant N — (Brit) vinatero(-a) m / f

wine press N — prensa f de uvas, lagar m

wine rack N — botellero m

wine taster N — catador(a) m / f de vinos

wine tasting N — cata f de vinos

wine vinegar N — vinagre m de vino

wine waiter N — sumiller m, escanciador m

* * *
[waɪn]
mass & count noun

a) ( beverage) vino m; (before n)

wine cellar — bodega f

wine list — carta f de vinos

wine merchant — (BrE) vinatero, -ra m,f

wine rack — botellero m

wine waiter — sommelier m, sumiller m

b) ( color) rojo m granate; (before n) rojo granate adj inv

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7 bunch

1. noun
(a number of things fastened or growing together: a bunch of bananas.) manojo, ramo, racimo

2. verb
((often with up or together) to come or put together in bunches, groups etc: Traffic often bunches on a motorway.) apretujarse

bunch n

1. ramo

a bunch of flowers un ramo de flores

2. manojo

a bunch of radishes un manojo de rábanos

a bunch of keys unas llaves / un manojo de llaves

3. racimo

a bunch of grapes un racimo de uvas

4. grupo

a bunch of kids un grupo de niños

bunch

tr[bʌnʧ]

noun

1 manojo

■ a bunch of leeks un manojo de puerros

■ a bunch of keys un manojo de llaves

2 (flowers) ramo

3 (fruit) racimo

■ a bunch of grapes/bananas un racimo de uvas/plátanos

4 familiar (group of people) grupo; (gang) pandilla

transitive verb

1 atar en un manojo

plural noun bunches

1 (hair) coletas nombre femenino plural

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to wear one's hair in bunches llevar coletas

a whole bunch of familiar un montón de, mogollón de

■ there were a whole bunch of fans waiting for him hubo un montón de fans esperándole

the best of the bunch lo mejor de lo mejor

a bunch of fives slang un puñetazo

bunch ['bʌnʧ] vt

: agrupar, amontonar

bunch vi

to bunch up : amontarse, agruparse, fruncirse (dícese de una tela)

bunch n

: grupo m, montón m, ramo m (de flores)

bunch

n.

(§ pl.: bunches) = agolpamiento s.m.

• colgajo s.m.

• cuelga s.f.

• gajo s.m.

• grumo s.m.

• grupo s.m.

• haz s.m.

• manojo s.m.

• mazo s.m.

• montón s.m.

• racimo (Agricultura) s.m.

• ramo s.m.

v.

• agrupar v.

• juntar v.

I bʌntʃ
noun

1)

a) ( of flowers) ramo m, bonche m (Méx); ( small) ramillete m; ( of bananas) racimo m, penca f (Méx), cacho m (RPl); ( of grapes) racimo m; ( of keys) manojo m

b) ( group) grupo m

they're a bunch of idiots — son una panda or (AmL) una punta de idiotas (fam)

they're an odd bunch — son gente de lo más rara

c) ( a lot) (AmE colloq) montón m, porrón m (Esp fam), chorro m (Méx fam)

thanks a bunch! — (colloq & iro) gracias mil! (iró)

2) bunches pl ( hairstyle) (BrE) coletas fpl

II

intransitive verb

a) bunch (together) \<\<runners/cars\>\> amontonarse

b) \<\<cloth\>\> fruncirse*

[bʌntʃ]
1. N

1) [of flowers] ramo m; (small) ramillete m; [of bananas, grapes] racimo m; [of keys] manojo m

to wear one's hair in bunches — (Brit) llevar coletas

the best or pick of the bunch * — (fig) el/la mejor de todos

2) * (=set of people) grupo m, pandilla f

they're an odd bunch — son gente rara

they're a bunch of traitors — son una panda de traidores

- the best of a bad bunch
mixed 1., 1)
3) (US)
*
a bunch of — (=several, many) un montón de

a bunch of times — un montón de veces

4)

thanks a bunch! * — iro ¡hombre, pues te lo agradezco!, ¡gracias mil!

2.

VT [+ objects] agrupar, juntar

- bunch together

- bunch up

* * *

I [bʌntʃ]
noun

1)

a) ( of flowers) ramo m, bonche m (Méx); ( small) ramillete m; ( of bananas) racimo m, penca f (Méx), cacho m (RPl); ( of grapes) racimo m; ( of keys) manojo m

b) ( group) grupo m

they're a bunch of idiots — son una panda or (AmL) una punta de idiotas (fam)

they're an odd bunch — son gente de lo más rara

c) ( a lot) (AmE colloq) montón m, porrón m (Esp fam), chorro m (Méx fam)

thanks a bunch! — (colloq & iro) gracias mil! (iró)

2) bunches pl ( hairstyle) (BrE) coletas fpl

II

intransitive verb

a) bunch (together) \<\<runners/cars\>\> amontonarse

b) \<\<cloth\>\> fruncirse*

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8 tropical

adjective

1) (of the tropics: The climate there is tropical.) tropical

2) (growing etc in hot countries: tropical plants.) tropical

tropical adj tropical

tropical adjetivo tropical
tropical adjetivo tropical ' tropical' also found in these entries: Spanish: país - piña - selva - invierno - verano English: imagine - premium - rainforest - tropical - fierce - forest - low - rain

tropical

tr['trɒpɪkəl]

adjective

1 tropical

tropical

adj.

• tropical adj.

'trɑːpɪkəl, 'trɒpɪkəl
adjective tropical

['trɒpɪkǝl]
ADJ [fruit, climate, disease] tropical
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['trɑːpɪkəl, 'trɒpɪkəl]
adjective tropical

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Growing Power — is an urban agriculture organization headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It runs the last functional farm within the Milwaukee city limits and also organizes activities in Chicago. Growing Power aims for sustainable food production, as well as … Wikipedia
fruit cage — noun An enclosure with mesh sides and a roof to protect growing fruit and vegetables from birds, etc • • • Main Entry: ↑fruit … Useful english dictionary
Fruit tree pruning — Pruning fruit trees is a technique that is employed by gardeners to control growth, remove dead or diseased wood or stimulate the formation of flowers and fruit buds. The most economical pruning is done early in the season, when buds begin to… … Wikipedia
Fruit tree forms — The shapes of most fruit trees can be manipulated by pruning and training in order to increase yield, or to improve their suitability for different situations and conditions. Pruning a tree to a pyramid shape means that trees can be planted… … Wikipedia
Fruit — For other uses, see Fruit (disambiguation). Several culinary fruits … Wikipedia
Ceres Fruit Juices — Ceres Fruit Juice Company name, logo and slogan a white background Type Private[1] Industry Fruit Juice … Wikipedia
California Rare Fruit Growers Association — The California Rare Fruit Growers Association (CRFG) is an organization of rare exotic fruit enthusiasts, hobbyists and amateur horticulturists based in California. The CRFG, founded in 1968, promotes rare fruits in the Southern California… … Wikipedia

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