-
wells have
shown that
melons were
first brought to
Europe by the
Nuragic civilization of
Sardinia during the
Bronze Age.
Melons were
among the earliest...
-
Melones may
refer to:
Melones, California, U.S., a
former settlement, now
submerged New
Melones Lake New
Melones Dam
Carson Hill, California, U.S., formerly...
- less netted. Some
sources also
include Tuscan melons among American cantaloupes.
These Tuscan-type
melons have
smaller seed
cavities like
American western...
-
Bailan melons. They are
famous locally near Lanzhou, the
capital city of
Gansu province in China's northwest.
According to
Chinese sources, the
melons were...
-
diseases as
melons.
Cross pollination has
resulted in some
varieties developing resistance to
powdery mildew.
Insects attracted to
melons include the...
- to:
Melon (band) The
Melons, an
English band
Melon, a 1971
album by Swee****er
Melon:
Remixes for Propaganda, a 1995
compilation album by U2
Melon (online...
-
Bitter melons stuffed with
ground pork are
commonly served as a
summer soup in the south. It is also used as the main
ingredient of
stewed bitter melon. This...
- emaciated. The
lipids in the
melon tend to be of
lower molecular weight and more
saturated than the blubber. The
melons of the
Delphinidae (dolphins)...
-
Blind Melon is an
American rock band
formed in 1990 in Los Angeles, California. The band
consists of
guitarists Rogers Stevens and
Christopher Thorn,...
- the smaller,
round Fonzy melon,
cultivated in Mexico. They are best
stored at 15 °C (59 °F). List of
culinary fruits "
Melons". Clovegarden.com. Retrieved...
