Higueras breveras, brevales o bacor

Higueras breveras, brevales o bacoreras

Son las más apreciadas y las únicas cuyo cultivo se va extendiendo.

En estos árboles, algunos higos cada año no llegan a madurar en otoño y se conservan durante el invierno para hacerlo en el verano si­guiente.

Las brevas tienen un alto valor comercial por su tama­ño, superior al de los higos, su aspecto atractivo y por las fe­chas en que maduran, con fácil comercialización en fresco.

Estos frutos se forman sobre madera vieja, del año anterior, en donde pasan el invierno como pequeños botones, situándose dos, tres o cuatro por ramo, pudiendo llegar hasta siete.

Estas higueras dan una segunda cosecha, la de higos, a partir de agosto. Estos frutos se forman sobre la brotación del mismo año. Los higos son del mismo color que las brevas pero de tamaño más pequeño. De sabor más dulce pero con menor aroma. En el comercio en fresco tiene menor valor que las brevas.

Las variedades cultivadas en el sureste de España por orden de importancia son Colar, Goina y Ñoral.

- Colar

- Goina

- Ñoral

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 1:

Fig breveras, brevales or bacorerasThey are the most appreciated and the only ones whose cultivation is spreading. In these trees, some figs every year fail to mature in autumn and are kept during the winter to do so in the following summer. Figs have a high commercial value because of its size, greater than the of figs, its attractive and look for dates when mature, with easy marketing fresh. These fruits are formed on old wood, last year, where they spend the winter as small buttons, with two, three or four per bouquet, can reach up to seven.These fig trees give a second crop of figs, from August. These fruits are formed on the germination of the same year. Figs are the same color as the figs but of smaller size. Taste sweeter but less aroma. In the trade in fresh has less value than the figs.The varieties grown in the southeast of Spain in order of importance are straining, Goina, and Noral. -BREW– Goina-Noral

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

Breveras, brevales or bacoreras fig trees are most appreciated the and the only ones whose cultivation is spreading. In these trees, some figs each year come to no mature in autumn and stored during the winter to make the following summer. The figs have a high commercial value for its size, than figs, its attractive appearance and dates they mature, easy marketing fresh. These fruits are formed on old wood, last year, where overwinter as small buttons , placing two, three or four per bunch can reach up to seven. These fig trees give a second crop of figs, from August. These fruits are formed on the sprouting of the same year. Figs are the same color as the brevas but smaller size. Sweeter flavor but with less aroma. In trade in fresh has less value than figs. The varieties grown in southeast Spain in order of importance are Colar, goina and Noral. - Colar - goina - Noral

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

Fig breveras, brevales or bacorerasAre the most popular and the ones whose cultivation is spreading.In These trees, every year some Figs RIPEN in Autumn and stored for the winter to the following Summer.Figs have a high commercial value because of its size, the higher the FIGS, its attractive appearance and the fe­chas in mature, easily marketed Fresh.These Fruits are formed on Old Wood, the previous year, where they spend the winter as small buttons with two, three or four Branch, can reach up to Seven.These give a Second Crop FIGS, Figs, from August. These Fruits are formed on the sprouting of the same year. The Figs are the same color as the brief but smaller in size. Taste Sweet but with less aroma. In Trade in fresh figs has less value.The varieties grown in the southeast of Spain by order of importance are goina Strain, and Ñoral.Strain- goina- Ñoral