carya seeds nut cashew oil plant in turkmenistan

   
carya seeds nut cashew oil plant in turkmenistan
                                               
                                               
                                               
                                               
  • carya seeds nut cashew oil plant in turkmenistan
  • Where do cashew nuts come from?
  • Cashew is a tropical tree native to South America. Cashew was introduced in Asia and Africa by European explorers in the sixteenth century. The world production of cashew raw nuts reached 4.27 million tons in 2011. Vietnam is the top producer of raw nuts, and India is the first processor and exporter of processed nuts.
  • How many nut trees are there in the genus Carya?
  • The genus Carya consists of 20 species worldwide [2, 3] with an intercontinentally disjunctive distribution between East Asia (EA) and eastern North America (ENA) [3, 4]. Pecan and Chinese hickory are the representatives in ENA and EA, respectively, and the only 2 commercially cultivated nut trees of the genus [5, 6].
  • Which nut species are cultivated in Carya (Juglandaceae)?
  • Pecan and Chinese hickory represent the only 2 commercially cultivated nut species in Carya (Juglandaceae).
  • Are Carya nuts edible?
  • Many have edible nuts and excellent autumn colour, but they are far too little grown and understood outside their native ranges. Carya was first recognised as a genus by the adventurous English naturalist Thomas Nuttall in The Genera of North American Plants (1818). Some species had already been described in the genus Juglans.