cherry
Let an agent explain cherry types and cultivars, support growing, buying and using cherries, describe nutrition and safety, and note regional and cultural significance.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent explain cherry types and cultivars, support growing, buying and using cherries, describe nutrition and safety, and note regional and cultural significance.
The fleshy drupe fruit of trees of the genus Prunus, including sweet cherries and sour cherries, grown in many temperate regions in cultivars such as Staccato, Tamara and Alma and in protected regional products; cherries are eaten fresh, dried, preserved and in cooking, have a short season, and the trees are also valued for blossom and timber.
What it is for: Fruit for eating and cooking.
It can be distinguish sweet and sour cherries and cultivars; support growing and harvesting; describe buying, storing and cooking; note nutrition and safety.
Distinguishing features
Prunus drupe
Sweet and sour types
Short season
Stone fruit
What it looks like
Small round red to black or yellow fruits on stalks with a single stone.
How it is recognised
Small drupe with a single stone
Sweet or sour types
Cherry tomatoes and cherry plums are different plants
Related models
is a kind of - category
is a kind of - category
is produced by - the plant
is related to - related stone fruit
In practice
Families and kinds
sweet cherries
sour cherries
dried and preserved cherries
regional protected cherries
ornamental flowering cherries (related)
Standards and regulation
Food safety and marketing standards for fruit
Protected designation rules for regional cherries
Pesticide residue limits
Failure modes and hazards
Choking on stones
Cyanogenic compounds in stones
Confusing with cherry plums or other fruits
Also called
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.cherry-food
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Choose Buying and using.
Kitchen.
Buy
Buying and storing.
Buy
Buying.
- How can ripe cherries be chosen and stored, and when is the season here? provenance
- How do sweet and sour cherries differ in use? definition
Cook
Cooking.
Cook
Cooking.
- How can cherries be pitted, preserved, dried or cooked? action
- Which dishes feature them? provenance
Grow Growing cherries.
Orchard and garden.
Cultivars
Cultivars.
Cultivars
Cultivars.
- Which cherry cultivars such as Staccato, Tamara or Alma suit this climate and purpose, according to growers? provenance
- Which need pollinators? provenance
Care
Tree care.
Care
Tree care.
- How are cherry trees planted, pruned and protected from birds and pests? provenance
- How are cherries harvested? provenance
Health Nutrition and safety.
Information.
Nutrition
Nutrition.
Nutrition
Nutrition.
- What is the nutritional content of cherries, according to food databases? provenance
- What do studies say about sour cherry products, with appropriate caution? provenance
Safety
Safety.
Safety
Safety.
- What are the risks of cherry stones for children and pets? provenance
- Has someone swallowed stones or crushed kernels in quantity? boundary
Culture Regions and culture.
Context.
Regional
Regional cherries.
Regional
Regional cherries.
- Which regional protected cherries exist, and what makes them distinctive? provenance
- Where are cherries mainly grown? provenance
Senses
Other senses.
Senses
Other senses.
- Is cherry wood, cherry blossom, the colour or another fruit meant? boundary
- Which entry fits? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should sweet and sour cherries be separate entries?
- How should cultivar registers be linked?
- How should regional products be linked?