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1. Concord grape fruit. This is a seeded American variety that is grown for use in
juice, jam, and jelly production. |
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2. Muscadine grape fruit and foliage. The muscadine grape is native to and well
adapted to the humid areas of the Southwestern United States. |
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3. Seedless grape fruit. These are European type grapes (Vitis vinifera) and
although they are called seedless - do have seed traces (aborted seeds) which if
properly cultured can be grown into plants. |
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| 4. Immature grape fruit. |
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| 5. Cordon pruned grape vines in the San Joaquin valley of California in February. |
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| 6. Grape leaves on vine. |