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Grass Paspalum
A leafy upright perennial tussock grass, usually less than 1.0 m tall, to 2 m when in flower. Leaves to >2.5 cm wide, shiny and brittle, even when mature; leaf margins scabrous; leaf hairiness varies with provenance. Seed borne in a simple panicle to 26 cm long comprising up to 20 racemes, the lower ones to 14 cm long. Spikelets about 3 mm long and 2 mm wide. 250,000-450,000 seeds/kg.
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Cucumber CU 4306
F1 Hybrid CU4306
Fruit: whitish-green color skin, cylindrical shape
Size: 4.5cm x 17-18 cm, 220-240 g
Maturity: 38-40 days from sowing
Remarks: Vigorous vines and predominated female flowers, very high yield
CUCUMBER FACTS: The food value of the cucumber is low, but its delicate flavour makes it popular for salads and relishes. Fresh cucumbers should be firm, well-shaped, and bright green in colour. They may be kept in refrigerated storage for about two weeks.
Grass Stylo
length: 0.5-4.5 cm
Fruit: A robust, erect to semi-erect, short-lived perennial herb or sub-shrub growing to 1.2 m (rarely to 1.5 m). Leaves and young stems glabrous to densely pilose, or with scattered bristles. Leaves trifoliolate with lanceolate leaflets, Flowers yellow to orange, with standard 4-8 mm x 3-5 mm; borne in clusters on a capitate spike . Seeds varying from yellow to red to brown to almost black) in single-seeded pods
Remarks: grass
Grass Mulato II
length: 6 cm
Shape: linear-triangular
Fruit: Perennial with a semi-erect growth habit, spreading by rooting from lower culm nodes. broad, dark green, both abaxial andadaxial surfaces densely covered with short hairs
Remarks: grass
Eggplant Chao Pra Ya
Weight: 40-60 g
Shape: round
Fruit: chao Pra Ya matti gulla vigorous and prolific. It has round white-green color fruit
Maturity: 40-50 days after transplanting
Remarks: thai herbs
Grass Mombasa
length: 40-100 cm
Shape: oblong or paramidal
Fruit: A robust perennial, 2-3.5 m tall, with stems to about 14 mm diameter. loosely to densely tufted, shortly rhizomatous, erect or geniculately ascending, rooting at the lower nodes. Leaves glabrous to hairy Leaf blades linear to narrowly lanceolate. Panicle open, with secondary branches well developed and flexuous. Spikelets oblong, blunt or acute , rounded on the back. Anthers green. A taller and stronger plant than Tanzania
Remarks: grass
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