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sour cherry

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EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 634753 Last modified 01.03.2024
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Domain classified botany
hapu kirsipuu preferred
sour cherry
hapankirsikka preferred
amarelli
morelli
  • roosõieliste sugukonda kirsipuu alamperekonda kuuluv viljapuu
  • a species of tree in the family Rosaceae
  • a Eurasian rosaceous tree, Prunus cerasus, with white flowers: cultivated for its tart red fruits
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hapu kirsipuu preferred
Usage examples
  • Hapu kirsipuu viljad ehk hapukirsid on ümarad, enamasti punased, pika rao otsas paiknevad luuviljad.
sour cherry
tart cherry
Prunus cerasus L.
hapankirsikka preferred
amarelli
morelli

EKI terminibaas Esterm

ID 705198 Last modified 16.07.2025
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Domain horticulture - aquatic plants - crop protection
hapukirss preferred
murel deprecated
sour cherry
cerise acide
  • hapu kirsipuu vili
  • fruit of Prunus cerasus
Related
hapukirss preferred
Usage examples
  • Eestis kasvatatakse peamiselt õunu ja marju (maasikaid, musti ja punaseid sõstraid, karusmarju, vaarikaid, musti arooniaid), ploome, hapukirsse, vähem maguskirsse ja pirne.
murel deprecated
Good to know
  • Murelipuu (vili murel) on hapu kirsipuu (vili hapukirss) teisend ehk varieteet.
sour cherry
Usage examples
  • Sweet cherries are mostly consumed fresh, and are also highly perishable, whereas sour cherries are most frequently processed. Sweet cherries are appreciated for their organoleptic aspects, such as taste, texture and color, whereas processed sour cherries are recognized for their higher bioactive content.
tart cherry
Usage examples
  • Generally considered too acidic to eat fresh, tart cherries are commonly frozen or canned for use in sauces and pastries and are also made into juice or juice concentrate.
cerise acide
cerise aigre
Sauerkirsche

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