The large, juicy berries found in supermarkets — and most home gardens — are varieties of Fragaria × ananassa, known as cultivated strawberries.

Pink-red flowering Fragaria x ananassa 'Toscana' stays relatively compact at 12 by 16 inches around, making it an easy fruit to grow on a balcony or patio if you don't have space for a garden. 'Tarpan ...

A paper based on their research was published in Food Chemistry: X (1). Cultivated strawberry (Fragaria × ananassa) are known for their large fruit, vibrant color, and strong antioxidant properties ...

Pinto, M. (2008) Compostos bioativos de cultivares brasileiras de morango (Fragaria x ananassa Duch.) Caracterizao e estudo da biodisponibilidade dos derivados de cido elgico. Masters Thesis, ...

While strawberries tend to produce the most fruits when grown in full sun, wild, alpine, and garden strawberries can all also grow in part shade, making them a great ground cover choice for a variety ...

Strawberries (Fragaria x ananassa) are fruits that hold significant economic importance in Indonesia due to their high demand and profitability. These fruits are highly beneficial for daily ...

Abstract Biodegradable edible coatings have become a viable alternative for preserving fruits such as strawberries with a high degree of perishability, extending their postharvest shelf life. The ...

The story begins with romantic happenstance. Sweet, fragile Fragaria chiloensis found itself alongside the tougher Fragaria virginiana in the nursery of a French botanist. The hybrid offspring was ...

Image Source: Natural Science News, 2024 Key Findings Researchers at Universidad de Talca, Chile, studied the YABBY gene family in six Fragaria species to understand their role in plant development ...

Among these eight production farms, the Lolodorf BIO Farm presents 6000 kg (six tons) of strawberries and 100,000 stolons (seedlings) produced, from seven varieties of Fragaria spp. cultivated, with 6 ...