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Tuesday, 12 May 2026
13 facts about mayflower
13 facts about mayflower
Epigaea repens
Mayflower is an evergreen shrub, spread throughout the eastern U.S. shore. A state flower of Massachusetts, it is vulnerable, but on the other hand, t ...

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Sweet potato
Sweet potatoes are eaten cooked or baked.
They are an increasingly popular menu item for many people.
Olives
The edible part of the fruit makes up about 70-85% of its weight.
Vegetable oil accounts for 14-40% of the fruit's weight.
Avocado
Some sources claim avocado was domesticated by Mesoamerican tribes about 5,000 years ago.
It makes its cultivation as old as the invention of the wheel.
Pears
There are about three thousand varieties of pear trees.
They vary in size, shape, and flavor. They are grown for different purposes, some for consumption directly after picking others for food preparations.
Watercress
The area of native distribution of watercress is Europe and Asia.
As an imported species, it has spread to almost all continents of the world.
Rapeseed
It is a valuable source of fat-soluble vitamins, especially provitamin A, as well as vitamins K and E.
It also contains plant sterols and phytosterols which are one of the basic building blocks of plant ...
Bananas
Bananas are mainly cultivated in the intertropical zone.
Banana plantations can be found in Africa, North and South America, Asia and the Pacific.
Pomegranate
A pomegranate proper is a shrub or a small tree.
Its height ranges from 3 to 5 meters. It has many thorny branches and is long-lived–some specimens i ...
Watercress
The medicinal properties of cress juice allow it to treat skin diseases, eczema, or eczema.
Trees
The first angiosperm trees evolved during the Cretaceous period.
In the Tertiary, trees colonized almost all the land. Oaks, birches, cedars, maples, and lindens/bas ...