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The pumpkin seed's secret : a life cycle poem
by
Barnaby, Hannah Rodgers, author
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Children's poetry, American.
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American poetry.
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Pumpkins Poetry.
2024
A little seed grows from a sprout to a pumpkin. Extensive back matter on pumpkin life cycle stages, other fun pumpkin facts, and a recipe are included.
Three Thanksgiving songs I didn’t just make up | Opinion
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Pumpkins
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Thanksgiving
2023,2024
For Christmas, Alexandra Petri ranked 100 songs. For Halloween, 50.It seemed only right and natural that she should provide the same service at Thanksgiving. So that is exactly what she did!
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Pattan's pumpkin : a traditional flood story from southern India
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Chitra Soundar, author
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Lessac, Frané, illustrator
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Deluge (Hinduism) Juvenile fiction.
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Pumpkin Juvenile fiction.
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Folk literature.
2017
Pattan has an amazing pumpkin. It grows bigger than the goats, bigger than the elephants ... so BIG that it is as TALL as the mountains. Then one day, the storm clouds burst and the waters rise. Pattan, his family, and all the animals are in danger from the momentous flood. Can Pattan and his giant pumpkin save the day? Based on a traditional tale told by the Irula people of southern India -- From dust jacket.
Origin and domestication of Cucurbitaceae crops
2020
Some of the World’s most valuable crops, including watermelon, honey melon, cucumber, squash, zucchini and pumpkin, belong to the family Cucurbitaceae. We review insights on their domestication from new phylogenies, archaeology and genomic studies. Ancestral state estimation on the most complete Cucurbitaceae phylogeny to date suggests that an annual life cycle may have contributed to domestication. Domestication started c. 11 000 years ago in the New World and Asia, and apparently more recently in Africa. Some cucurbit crops were domesticated only once, others multiple times (e.g. melon from different Asian and African populations). Most wild cucurbit fruits are bitter and nonpalatable to humans, and nonbitterness of the pulp apparently was a trait favoured early during domestication, with genomic data showing how bitterness loss was achieved convergently. The genetic pathways underlying lycopene accumulation, red or orange pulp colour, and fruit size and shape are only just beginning to be understood. The study of cucurbit domestication in recent years has benefitted from the increasing integration of archaeological and genomic data with insights from herbarium collections, the most efficient way to understand species’ natural geographic ranges and climate adaptations.
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Giant pumpkin suite
by
Hill, Melanie Heuiser, author
in
Pumpkin Juvenile fiction.
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Twins Juvenile fiction.
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Brothers and sisters Juvenile fiction.
2017
Twelve-year-old Rose Brutigan has grown seven inches in the last eight months. She's always been different from her twin brother, Thomas, but now she towers over him in too many ways. The gap in their interests continues to widen as well. Musically talented Rose is focused on winning the upcoming Bach Cello Suites Competition, while happy-go-lucky Thomas has taken up the challenge of growing a giant pumpkin in the yard of their elderly neighbor, Mr. Pickering. But when a serious accident changes the course of the summer, Rose is forced to grow and change in ways she never could have imagined. Along the way there's tap dancing and classic musicals, mail-order worms and neighborhood-sourced compost, fresh-squeezed lemonade, the Minnesota State Fair--and an eclectic cast of local characters that readers will fall in love with.--Provided by Publisher.