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Strawberry
* Most strawberries have surfaces.
  * A 'strawberry' plant that grows fruit that people eat. The fruit of a strawberry is red when ripe, and has edible seeds on the outside. Many people eat strawberries on ice cream, or dip them in sugar. Strawberries are rich in vitamin C which may help you fight off colds. Many strawberries are grown on strawberry farms and the farmers often have hives of bees that live on the farm to pollinate the strawberries. Strawberries are technically aggregate fruits, containing more than one fruit.
* Strawberries Combine the jelly and water
  - Make strawberries for art
  - Peg down runners from new plants into the soil or pots of compost to root
  - Wash and remove caps from fully ripe, firm berries with a deep-red color
  - actually grow in little green bushes close to the ground
* Strawberries also add flavor to compotes, preserves, chutneys, and stuffing
  - contain healthy levels of folic acid and are high in fiber and low in calories
  - develop a gray fuzzy mat on the fruit
  - have achenes
  - lose vitamin C during browning, heating and cooking
  - are a cool weather crop, producing most of their growth in the spring and fall
* Strawberries are a good source of potassium, too
  - vitamin C, but vitamin C is very common in fruits and vegetables
  - great source of boron, a bone-protective mineral
  - member of the rose family
  - small fruit that is ground grown
  - true California crop
  - aggregate achenes
* Strawberries are also a crop that has been successfully grown hydroponically
  - excellent for jams, jellies, and pies
  - fat-free and low in calories
  - ripe for the picking
  - among the plants that reproduce using runners
* Strawberries are an easy to grow prennial
  - example of a plant that produces stolons
  - birthmarks
  - edible fruit
  - full of vitamin C, potassium and fiber
  - fully ripe when uniformly red
  - herbs
* Strawberries are in bloom in southern and central areas of the state
  - to small green fruit, depending on the variety and site
* Strawberries are located in forests
  - refrigerators
  - low-calorie fruits when eaten raw
  - luscious simply eaten raw or in shortcake or fruit salad
  - naturally fat, sodium, and cholesterol-free
  - one of the champions of nutrition, along with cantaloupe
* Strawberries are one of the most chemically-intensive crops in America
  - widely distributed fruits in the world
  - part of the rose family
  - resistant to the Southern root-knot nematode
  - rich in vitamin C and fiber
  - shallow-rooted plants and benefit from irrigation
  - subject to many soil-borne diseases and insects
  - susceptible to several fruit rots
  - technically aggregate fruits , containing more than one fruit
* Strawberries are the first fruit to ripen in the spring
  - most hardy of the berries and can withstand shipping and storage
  - only fruit that have seeds on the outside
* Strawberries are very high in folic acid
  - productive plants for the space they occupy
  - susceptible to frosts in the spring
  - vulnerable to a handful of soil pathogens
  - weird they bear their seeds on the outsides of their fleshy fruits
* Strawberries can be sour
  - help smokers reduce the risk of developing lung cancer
  - survive all but the most severe drought periods
* Strawberries consistently rank near the top of lists of foods most heavily sprayed with pesticides
  - show high levels of fungicides
* Strawberries contain a lot of vitamin C and iron
  - cylic acid which helps clear skin and remove dead skin cells
  - depend largely on wind and gravity to pollinate
  - don t grow on raspberry canes and dogs don t have kittens and cats don t have puppies
* Strawberries especially can become moldy if they sit for too long
  - lose their freshness very rapidly once they are cut
  - generally are productive for two years before plants succumb to diseases
* Strawberries grow best in a deep, sandy loam soil, rich in organic matter
  - well drained, sandy loam soil, rich in organic matter
  - loose, fertile, sandy loams containing large quantities of organic matter
  - well-drained, reasonably fertile soil
  - on soils having high organic matter content and high fertility levels
  - better in a garden site that is open to direct sunlight most of the day
  - from runners, stems that grow horizontally rather than vertically
  - fuzzy white stuff, but it took a long time to grow
  - luxuriantly
* Strawberries have a very high vitamin C content and are versatile as a dessert food
  - more vitamin C than oranges, more sugar per ounce than a delicious apple
  - the most calories but crackers are only twenty calories behind
  - vitamin C, fiber and of course they're yummy
* Strawberries includes peels
  - sections
  - is one example of vegetation that reproduces asexually
* Strawberries perform best if planted with full sun exposure and in rich, well-drained soil
  - in light, free-draining soils on a sunny but sheltered site
* Strawberries prefer a loamy soil with a good mix of sand, silt, and clay
  - well drained soil, high in organic matter
  - full sun and well-drained soils
  - primarily depend on wind and gravity to pollinate their flowers
  - produce fruit most of the summer and tolerate marginal soil and light shade
  - reproduce through horizontal stems called runners
* Strawberries require a site that is fully exposed to the sun
  - moist, fertile soil and protection during the winter months
  - regular feeding to produce a good crop
  - well-drained, fertile, moist soil, and thrive in cool weather
* Strawberries respond best in medium-textured soils
  - to the addition of water through some form of irrigation
  - show some new growth from the crowns
  - variety of images of strawberries