- The
pineapple (Ananas comosus) is a
tropical plant with an
edible fruit; it is the most
economically significant plant in the
family Bromeliaceae. The...
- (Angola). From
South America came
batata ('potato'), from Taino; ananás and
abacaxi, from Tupi–Guarani naná and Tupi ibá cati,
respectively (two
species of...
- the most
common of
which are
Smooth Cayenne, Red Spanish, Queen, and
Abacaxi. In manufacturing,
pineapple juice is
typically canned. It is used as a...
- Portuguese).
Portal O Tempo. 2021.
Retrieved 2021-04-27. "Caipirinha de
abacaxi: 10
receitas que vão
transformar seu dia em uma festa" (in
Brazilian Portuguese)...
-
Putumayo 8,760 4% 10 Juruá 8,440 4% 11 Napo 6,976 3% 12
Javari 4,545 2% 13
Trombetas 3,437 2% 14 Jutaí 3,425 2% 15
Abacaxis 2,930 2% 16 Uatumã 2,190 1%...
- prin****l
destino no país". G1.
March 15, 2019. "Produção
brasileira de
abacaxi em 2018, Embrapa" (PDF). "Pará
retoma liderança na produção brasileira...
-
produtores debatem sobre a expansão da soja no Pará". "Produção
brasileira de
abacaxi em 2018, Embrapa" (PDF). "Industry
Profile of Tocantins".
Distritos Industriais...
- and the
Brazilian or
Portuguese bolo de ananás (also
known as bolo de
abacaxi). In the
United States,
pineapple upside down
cakes became po****r in the...
-
where found in the
lower Rio Negro,
upper Uatumã, Nhamundá,
Trombetas and
Abacaxis. This
species is
essentially restricted to
blackwater habitats with a high...
-
Salvador and the
Fonte Nova Stadium. Line 2 also
integrates Rótula do
Abacaxi and the
neighboring beach city of
Lauro de Freitas. The two line SkyRail...
