The buffalo gourd, our potential new cultivated plant

Somogyi, N. . Fuszerparika Kut. Oszt., Szeged; Heltman, T. M. . Gyogynovenytermesztesi Tansz.

The buffalo gourd, our potential new cultivated plant

1995

Somogyi, N. (Zoldsegtermesztesi Kut. Int. Rt. Kalocsa (Hungary). Fuszerparika Kut. Oszt., Szeged (Hungary)) | Heltman, T. M. ( Kerteszeti es Elelmiszerip. Egyet., Budapest (Hungary). Gyogynovenytermesztesi Tansz.)

The drought- and frost-resistant perennial buffalo gourd (Cucurbita foetidissima HBK) could be considered in Hungary as perspective cultivated plant on the sandy soils of poor fertility. Its seeds with high protein (25-30 percent) and semisiccative oil (30-40 percent) content, resp. its root with high starch content make it suitable both food and feeding uses

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aceites esenciales cucurbita foetidissima gel helada hongrie huile essentielle hungria proteine resistencia a la temperatura semence semillas sol sableux suelo arenoso variedades

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Olaj, Szappan, Kozmetika (Hungary)

Volume 44 Issue 4 ISSN 0472-8602

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pp. 153-155

Other Subjects

Proteinas; Variete; Resistance a la temperature

Language

Hungarian

Note

Summary (En)

3 Tables; 17 ref.

Type

Bibliography; Summary

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The buffalo gourd, our potential new cultivated plant

1995

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