While pitahaya (Hylocereus spp.) was originally domesticated by pre-Columbian Americans, it was still practically unknown until the mid-1990s in most parts of the world. Pitahaya is now a member of the `small exotic fruits' category in many shops, though it remains a minor player. This is chapter gives an initial evaluation of the advantages and disadvantages of this new fruit. Commercially, pitahaya appear to have numerous selling points; pitahaya's fruit is attractive in shape and color, and it has very good internal properties of high interest for the food industry. (Résumé d'auteur
Recently there have been new trends in global consumption toward fresh foods that are sources of hea...
Introduction. Red-purple pitahaya (Hylocereus sp.) is a promising crop grown commercially in dry reg...
Pitaya is one of the most preferred and produced tropical fruit species recently introduced to the M...
Introduction. Still practically unknown in the mid-1990s in Europe, pitahaya (Hylocereus spp.) is no...
In the last two decades, the cultivation area of pitahaya from the Hylocereus genus has increased ar...
Hylocereus is a native American cactus of varied habits and widely distributed from the Floridacoast...
Introduction. Encore pratiquement inconnues dans le milieu des années 1990, les pitahayas (Hylocereu...
The objective of this contribution is to present some recent advances in pitahaya (Hylocereus spp.) ...
The pitahaya (Hylocereus spp.) is a cactus native to America. Despite the great diversity of species...
Supplemental material, Supplemental material1 for Mayan Homegardens in Decline: The Case of the Pita...
Supplemental material, Supplemental material2 for Mayan Homegardens in Decline: The Case of the Pita...
The pitahaya (Cereus sp.) is an exotic tropical fruit, widely distributed in America and even presen...
Until 1994, only scarce research existed on these plants; however the worldwide interest in this nov...
The increase in the world consumption of exotic fruits favors the cultivation of pitaya, aiming to b...
The need for fresh fruit and vegetables in the community is increasing, this is due to research whic...
Recently there have been new trends in global consumption toward fresh foods that are sources of hea...
Introduction. Red-purple pitahaya (Hylocereus sp.) is a promising crop grown commercially in dry reg...
Pitaya is one of the most preferred and produced tropical fruit species recently introduced to the M...
Introduction. Still practically unknown in the mid-1990s in Europe, pitahaya (Hylocereus spp.) is no...
In the last two decades, the cultivation area of pitahaya from the Hylocereus genus has increased ar...
Hylocereus is a native American cactus of varied habits and widely distributed from the Floridacoast...
Introduction. Encore pratiquement inconnues dans le milieu des années 1990, les pitahayas (Hylocereu...
The objective of this contribution is to present some recent advances in pitahaya (Hylocereus spp.) ...
The pitahaya (Hylocereus spp.) is a cactus native to America. Despite the great diversity of species...
Supplemental material, Supplemental material1 for Mayan Homegardens in Decline: The Case of the Pita...
Supplemental material, Supplemental material2 for Mayan Homegardens in Decline: The Case of the Pita...
The pitahaya (Cereus sp.) is an exotic tropical fruit, widely distributed in America and even presen...
Until 1994, only scarce research existed on these plants; however the worldwide interest in this nov...
The increase in the world consumption of exotic fruits favors the cultivation of pitaya, aiming to b...
The need for fresh fruit and vegetables in the community is increasing, this is due to research whic...
Recently there have been new trends in global consumption toward fresh foods that are sources of hea...
Introduction. Red-purple pitahaya (Hylocereus sp.) is a promising crop grown commercially in dry reg...
Pitaya is one of the most preferred and produced tropical fruit species recently introduced to the M...