0 a large green fruit with thick skin and bright pink flesh -- vannmelon [ masculine ]
1 a type of melon with green skin and red flesh -- vannmelon
a slice of watermelon.
Similarly, same size bands were obtained from test thrips specimens collected from onion and watermelon.
The underlying mechanism of the heat-induced longevity described here for watermelon seeds needs to be resolved.
After this, the kitchen staff began to hide the watermelon in the cooler.
Remaining chapters review the -owering, pollination requirements and main pollinators of 36 selected bee-pollinated crops, from alfalfa to watermelon.
One last analogy: say you have a watermelon seed and are squeezing it between your thumb and forefinger.
The threecourse rotations were (1) bread wheat+chickpea+watermelon; and (2) durum wheat+lentil+watermelon.
Most commonly potatoes, sometimes carrots, beetroots, onions, garlic and marrows were cultivated in the allotments, and in the south melons and watermelons.
In the summer, the produce driver would leave a watermelon once every week or two.
