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果食【かしょくkashoku】: noun:
living on fruit
果糖【かとうkatou】: noun:
fructose; fruit sugar
水菓子【みずがしmizugashi】: noun:
jelly dessert
fruit
天然果汁【てんねんかじゅうtennenkajuu】: noun:
natural fruit juice
果樹栽培【かじゅさいばいkajusaibai】: noun:
fruit growing; pomiculture
果樹栽培者【かじゅさいばいしゃkajusaibaisha】: noun:
orchardist; fruit grower; 果樹栽培者kajusaibaishaがga リンゴRINGO のno 接ぎ穂hagiho をwo 台木daigi にni 接ぎ木tsugiki しましたshimashita。 The orchardist grafted an apple bud onto the rootstock.
核果【かっかkakka】: noun:
drupe; stone fruit
実を結ぶ【みをむすぶmiwomusubu】 Inflection: expression / godan ~ぶ verb:
to bear fruit
偽果【ぎかgika】: noun / ~の noun:
false fruit; pseudocarp
フルクトースFURUKUTOOSU: noun:
fructose; fruit sugar ➜ 果糖
石果【せきかsekika】: noun:
drupe; stone fruit
産物^☆【さんぶつsanbutsu】: noun:
product; produce
result; fruit; コーヒーKOOHII はha ブラジルBURAJIRU のno 主要shuyou産物sanbutsuであるdearu。 Coffee is Brazil's main product.
愛の結晶【あいのけっしょうainokesshou】: noun:
fruit of love; children
育成栽培【いくせいさいばいikuseisaibai】: noun:
vegetable and fruit growing
桑苺【くわいちごkuwaichigo】: noun:
fruit of the mulberry
吹き落とす【ふきおとすfukiotosu】 Inflection: godan ~す verb:
to blow down (fruit)
摘果【てきかtekika】 Inflection: noun / ~する noun:
thinning out superfluous fruit
青果市場【せいかいちばseikaichiba】: noun:
fruit and vegetable market
青果物【せいかぶつseikabutsu】: noun:
fruit and vegetables; greengrocery
釈迦頭【しゃかとうshakatou】: noun:
sugar apple; sweetsop (fruit) ➜ 蕃茘枝
じょうのうjounou《じょう嚢・瓤嚢》: noun:
citrus fruit segment
蛇床子【じゃしょうしjashoushi】ジャショウシJASHOUSHI: noun:
Cnidium monnieri fruit
果樹園芸学【かじゅえんげいがくkajuengeigaku】: noun:
pomology; fruit crop science
青果^☆【せいかseika】: noun:
fruit(s) and vegetables; produce
木の実^☆【このみkonomi・きのみkinomi】木のみ: noun:
nut; fruit; berry; ボブBOBU はha いろいろなiroirona 種類shurui のno木の実konomiをwo 見つけたmitsuketa。 Bob found various kinds of nuts.

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