Abstract
Peach trees were grown originally in china. It have been various species over a long term cultivation by labouring people. Shenzhou honey peach, the rare native produce among of them is the fruits of labour of shenzhou people who have experienced various vicissitude of life. Shenzhou honey peach was classified red and white honey peach whose rich fruits have wonderful quality. And it was randked first in multitudinous internal species. In order to preserve the long high reputation of shenzhou honey peach,people should guarantee the quality of it by scientific management and prolong the time on market by attaching great importance to the technique of keeping fresh.
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Shenzhou honey peach was classified into red and white honey peach.
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Shenzhou honey peach fruits were described as having wonderful quality.
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e0“Shenzhou honey peach was classified red and white honey peach whose rich fruits have wonderful quality”
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Shenzhou honey peach was ranked first among internal species.
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The authors recommend scientific management to guarantee Shenzhou honey peach quality.
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e0“people should guarantee the quality of it by scientific management”
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The authors recommend keeping-fresh techniques to prolong market availability.
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e0“prolong the time on market by attaching great importance to the technique of keeping fresh”
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