- of
pecans develop from the
bracts and the
bracteoles only.
Pecans are one of the most
recently domesticated of the
major crops.
Although wild
pecans were...
- of
Georgia pecans and a can of cane syrup,
pecan pie
being a
necessary ingredient of Christmas. — Frances Mayes,
Under the
Tuscan Sun
Pecan pie is a staple...
- A
pecan grove is an
orchard for
pecans, see
pecan grove (orchard). For
locations named Pecan Grove see:
Pecan Grove (Church Hill, Mississippi), listed...
-
Butter pecan is a flavor,
prominent especially in the
United States, in ice cream, cakes, and cookies.
Roasted pecans, butter, and
vanilla flavor are used...
-
water hickory The
pecans are the four
species of
section Apocarya in the
genus Carya, two of
which are
individually known as
hickories Pecan may also refer...
-
anthracnose on
pecan leaves" (PDF). UGA Dept. of
Plant Pathology.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on 2015-09-07. "
Pecans". www.caes.uga.edu. "How
Pecans are Grown"...
-
Pecan Bayou may
refer to:
Pecan Bayou (Colorado
River tributary),
located in west-central
Texas Pecan Bayou (Red
River tributary),
located in northeastern...
- and UK: /ˈprɑːliːn/) are
confections containing nuts –
usually almonds,
pecans and
hazelnuts – and sugar.
Cream is a
common third ingredient.
There are...
- season.
Pecan scab
disease is the most
economically damaging disease of
pecans in the
Southeastern United States,
which is one of the
major pecan producing...
- It is most
commonly reported in ****ociation with
Carya (hickories and
pecans) and
Quercus (oaks, the most
receptive of
Tuber symbiotes). However, it...
