09:53 Oct 30, 2018 |
German to English translations [PRO] Science - Botany | |||||||
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3 | elongated piping bag shape |
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3 | elongated pear-shape; banana pepper-shape |
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2 | elongated shape and pointed tip |
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elongated shape and pointed tip Explanation: My try: The pink fruit are particularly attractive thanks to their elongated shape and pointed tip. |
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elongated piping bag shape Explanation: That should be SpRitzbeutel = piping bag. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 8 hrs (2018-10-30 18:20:28 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Hi Martina! I looked for Spitzbeutel, but couldn't find any. Hence, the assumption it was a typo. I've found images, which are not SO different from Spritzbeutel, BUT here's a few other suggestions for you: long, narrow funnel (shape) elongated, pointed funnel narrow cone with pointy tip narrowly taping to a sharp tip.... |
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elongated pear-shape; banana pepper-shape Explanation: Tomato shapes: vgl. the "German Howard" heirloom variety here: or 'Banana pepper-shape" https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Diversity-in-tomato-frui... The regular leaf plants of 'Howard German' produce red, three to nine ounce, paste-type tomatoes. There is a lot of variability in fruit shapes which range from an elongated pear to ones that look like frying peppers. The flesh is dry, meaty and tasty. Excellent for sauce and paste. https://www.victoryseeds.com/tomato_howard-german.html Fruit shape can be somewhat variable. Most fruit are shaped like a plump banana pepper, although some may look more like an elongated pear. Plants are attractive with a wispy, fern like appearance while still giving good fruit protection. http://www.newhopeseed.com/howard_german_tomato.html |
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