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• The hybrid's scientific name is " Cucumis melo"
• For this, Turks can largely thank a small creature called Beroe cucumis.
• Standard slicers and picklers are both Cucumis sativus; gherkins are C . anguria.
• A cucumis arrived the year after in Amsterdam.
• Enter the unlikely savior : Beroe cucumis, another comb jelly with different dietary habits.
• "Cucumis anguria " has been used in folk medicine to treat ailments of the stomach.
• The species name is the Latin genitive of " cucumis ", hence " of the cucumber ".
• Many cucurbits have edible leaves, but I have not been able to satisfy myself about " Cucumis melo ".
• Winter melon is also a common name for members of the Inodorus cultivar group of the muskmelon ( " Cucumis melo"
• This sudden population collapse is believed to be caused by predation by another species of comb jelly, " Beroe cucumis ".
• "Wolgwa " ( 云 ) refers to the Oriental pickling melon ( " Cucumis melo " var . conomon ) photos in the Korean language.
• There is not much genetic material that is resistant to watermelon mosaic virus, however, some resistance has been identified in " Cucumis sativus ."
• ""'Beroe cucumis " "'is a species of first described by the Danish missionary and naturalist Otto Fabricius in 1780.
• This virus was first found in cucumbers ( " Cucumis sativus " ) showing mosaic symptoms in 1934, hence the name " Cucumber mosaic ".
• I have added " Cucumis melo " to the list of plants with edible leaves, but have not eaten the leaves of the melon vines in my garden.
• The genome of the mitochondrion of the cucumber ( " Cucumis sativus " ) consists of three circular chromosomes ( lengths 1556, 84 and 45 kilobases ), which are entirely or largely autonomous with regard to their replication.
• "Cucumis anguria " is also cultivated, but not indigenous to, nor yet believed to have become naturalized in these places : Cape Verde; R閡nion; Senegal; and parts of the Caribbean not already mentioned above.
• The pickles are the young fruits of Cucumis melo var . flexuosus, said Thomas Andres, a founder of the Cucurbit Network ( www . cucurbit . org ), a group devoted to furthering the botanical family to which cucumbers, melons and squashes belong.
• It is considered to be an endemic virus in greenhouses and field productions of Cucurbitaceae crops, including melon ( " Cucumis melo " ), cucumber ( " Cucumbis sativus " ), and watermelon ( " Citrullus lanatus " ).
• It has also been discovered that, in cucumber ( " Cucumis sativus L " . ), PEPCK levels are increased by multiple effects that are known to decrease the cellular pH of plants, although these effects are specific to the part of the plant.