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Are Cherries the same as cherries? What's the difference?

Marie Schrader
2020-11-16 11:23:35
Plum blossom has not returned to normal growth when it was just bought back, it needs to be placed in a relatively soft place to maintain, do not let it directly accept strong light irradiation. In order to adapt to the new environment as soon as possible, the temperature needs to be kept at about 20 C, and fertilization needs to be stopped. At this time, it does not need to water too much, and when the soil dries, it can spray a little water on it.

Cherries and cherries are not the same, they have many differences, mainly in the following six points.

1. Different appearance

Cherry skin color is dark red, slightly larger; Cherry skin color is more ruddy, red or light red.

2. Different taste

The flesh of cherries is dense and sweet; Cherry flesh is hard, sweet and sour.

3. Different origins

Cherry is an imported fruit, mainly from the United States, Canada and Chile; Cherry is produced in China, mainly from Yantai, Shandong Province.

4. Different ripening times

They are all seasonal fruits, but there are differences in ripening time.Cherries are generally more precocious than cherries, mature in May and disappear from the market in July; Cherries generally mature in June, go on sale in mid-June, and basically disappear from the market by August.

5. Different nutritional value

The iron content of cherries is higher than that of cherries, which can effectively meet the human body's demand for iron, promote the regeneration of hemoglobin and myoglobin, and prevent iron deficiency anemia.

6. Different prices

Because cherries are imported from abroad, the cost is high, so the price is more expensive than cherries.Cherry is planted in greenhouse in China, the cost is lower, and the price is naturally lower.In the case of the same weight, the price difference between cherries and cherries is about 60 yuan.

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