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description vanilla, a member of the orchid family is a climbing monocot possessing a stout, succulent stem; short petioled, oblong leaves; about 20 cm long. the inflorescence is a raceme with 20 or more flowers. flowers are 6 cm long, 2.5 cm wide, either yellowish green or white. fruit popularly known as 'beans
india. market the aggregate global demand for vanilla is estimated at about 4500 mts a year. the countries, usa, france, uk and germany account for 60% of world imports, the usa absorbing more than 30%, france, uk and germany around 10%. these 3 countries are also major re-exporters of both vanilla beans...
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description vanilla, a member of the orchid family is a climbing monocot possessing a stout, succulent stem; short petioled, oblong leaves; about 20 cm long. the inflorescence is a raceme with 20 or more flowers. flowers are 6 cm long, 2.5 cm wide, either yellowish green or white. fruit popularly known as 'beans
india. market the aggregate global demand for vanilla is estimated at about 4500 mts a year. the countries, usa, france, uk and germany account for 60% of world imports, the usa absorbing more than 30%, france, uk and germany around 10%. these 3 countries are also major re-exporters of both vanilla beans...
https://indianspices.com/spice-catalog/vanilla.html
something or mounting a horse. ngari is came or arrived; ŋari is beauty. there are other such examples. personally it was in togo that i first encountered use of the letter ŋ, in the ewe name for peace corps and when learning some of the ewe and kabiye languages. then later in mali when learning fula and bambara
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http://niamey.blogspot.com/2013/12/
something or mounting a horse. ngari is came or arrived; ŋari is beauty. there are other such examples. personally it was in togo that i first encountered use of the letter ŋ, in the ewe name for peace corps and when learning some of the ewe and kabiye languages. then later in mali when learning fula and bambara
share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest labels: bambara , cross-border languages , dejavu , dinka , eng , ewe , extended latin , fula , kabiye , karamojong , orthography , standardization , unicode , zarma tuesday, december , apprendre le bambara à paris je viens de decouvrir deux initiatives...
https://niamey.blogspot.com/2013/12/