Pineapples as commodities

hilippines, and Queensland. This plant is actually a dwarf, and only produces 1-2.5 lb fruits, which isn't very significant in comparison to the other classes. But the edge that this type has on the others is that it is significantly more resistant to cold and to disease. The fruit itself is deep yellow, with the traditional conical form. It is less fibrous than others; but it is more fragrant and has better flavor also. It is usually sold fresh, and isn't canned because it doesn't hold up well. The last class of pineapple is abacaxi, which is mainly grown in Brazil, the Bahamas and Florida. This fruit is also very fragrant, and grows to be between on average 2.2-11 lbs. This plant is also very disease resist
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