The chestnut weevil ( Curculio elephas) most often damages the fruits. In Hungary, it swarms in chestnut orchards around August 20, particularly strongly around noon and in sunny weather. The eggs are laid into the cupules or around the peduncle joints. The larvae feed on the nuts and leave only nutchips and excrement within. While the chestnuts ripen, the larvae retreat into the ground after having chewed their way out of the nuts. The following July, they turn into pupae.

Tham khảo thêm: Có nên mua chai lọ thủy tinh chợ Kim Biên TpHCM Horse chestnut có công dụng gì trong mỹ phẩm? Ví dụ: After 1 minute, add snow peas, bean sprouts, water chestnuts and sliced red capsicum to wok. It is therefore uncommon to find large pieces of chestnut in building structures, but it has always been highly valued for small outdoor furniture pieces, fencing, cladding ( shingles) for covering buildings, [105] and pit-props, [22] for which durability is an important factor. In Italy, chestnut is also used to make barrels used for aging balsamic vinegar and some alcoholic beverages, such as whisky or lambic beer. [106] Of note, the famous 18th-century "berles" in the French Cévennes are cupboards cut directly from the hollowed trunk. [107] Fuel [ edit ] The larvae of the oak-leaf-mining moth, also called the tischerid moth ( Tischeria ekebladella), digs white, see-through mines in chestnut leaves. It lays its eggs in the leaves between May and June. The larvae cause white spots in the leaves by chewing them from the inside. [85] Les ouvriers européens. By Frédéric Le Play. 6 vols. Paris. 1879. Cited in The Cambridge World History of Food – Chestnuts, edited by Kenneth F. Kipple and Kriemhild Connee Ornelas.

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The Portuguese Drinks You Need to Know • A Portuguese Affair". www.aportugueseaffair.com. 2016-01-24 . Retrieved 2016-11-10. Trees can be found at altitudes between 200 and 1000 m above sea level; [66] some mention between 300 and 750 m altitude, [74] while the famous Hundred Horse Chestnut on Mount Etna stands at 1200 metres. [75] They can tolerate maritime exposure, although growth is reduced. [73]In Shakespeare's Macbeth, one of the Weïrd Sisters relates her encounter with "[a] sailor's wife [who] had chestnuts in her lap" (1.3.4). a b Huang, Chengjiu; Zhang, Yongtian; Bartholomew, Bruce. " Castanea". Flora of China. Vol.4 – via eFloras.org, Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, MO & Harvard University Herbaria, Cambridge, MA. In some areas, sweet chestnut trees are called "bread trees". [46] [69] When chestnuts are just starting to ripen, the fruits are mostly starch and are firm under finger pressure from the high water content. As the chestnuts ripen, the starch is slowly converted into sugars, and moisture content decreases. Upon pressing the ripe chestnut, a slight "give" can be felt; the hull is not so tense, and space occurs between the flesh of the fruit and it. [70] Chestnut tannin is one of the pyrogallol class of tannins (also known as hydrolysable tannin). As it tends to give a brownish tone to the leather, it is most often used in combination with quebracho, mimosa, tara, myrabolans, and valonia. [109]

Ví dụ: The sautéed mushrooms, celery, tiny corn, water chestnut and snow peas are specially recommended - they were healthy and light, half fried so that the colour was bright and the vegetables crisp and full of juice. The superior fruiting varieties among European chestnuts have good size, sweet taste, and easy-to-remove inner skins. [32] [33] American chestnuts are usually very small (around 5 g), but sweet-tasting with easy-to-remove pellicles. Some Japanese varieties have very large nuts (around 40 g), with typically difficult-to-remove pellicles. Chinese chestnut pellicles are usually easy to remove, and their sizes vary greatly according to the varieties, although usually smaller than the Japanese chestnut. [7] History [ edit ] Eurasia [ edit ] Oak mildew is among several foliage diseases of smaller significance for European chestnut growing. It infects the most trees ( Microsphaera alphitoides). Younger trees suffer most; their shoots become short-jointed, growth is delayed, and they develop sensitivity to frostbite. In older trees, the fungus usually infects only the tip of the shoots. The pathogens hibernate in the shoots and infect the leaves from there. The fungus grows on the top of the leaves, with the appearance of a coating only in midsummer. The infected leaves' development slows down or stops, the distance between their vessels shrinks, and the vessels themselves become curly. [85]D. S. Vohra (1 June 2004). Bach Flower Remedies: A Comprehensive Study. B. Jain Publishers. p.3. ISBN 978-81-7021-271-3 . Retrieved 2 September 2013. Richard Talbert, ed. (2000). Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World. Princeton University Press. p.55, and directory notes accompanying.