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	Cooking Fire » Blog Archive » The Perfect Aztec Fruit
		Pitaya is the scaly-skinned fruit of a column cactus, indigenous to Mexico.
		I prefer it as fruit —; the taste of pitaya is so subtle that the sugar doesn’t draw out the taste, it overwhelms it.
		I love Pitaya but have not been able to fund it in the US.
	cookingfire.com /?p=5 (426 words)

	Pitaya Growing in the Florida Home Landscape
		Pitayas appear to tolerate windy conditions, however, very strong winds or hurricanes may cause considerable damage to trellises or supports and consequently to the plants.
		Pitaya may be propagated from seed, however fruit and stem characteristics are variable, and the time from planting to fruit production may be up to 7 years.
		Pitaya plants may become quite large and spreading, and therefore individual plants should be planted 15 to 25 ft (4.5-6.1 m) or more away from trees, structures, and electrical lines.
	edis.ifas.ufl.edu /HS303 (3035 words)

	Department of Primary Industry, Fisheries and Mines - Primary Industry (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pitaya is a tropical cactus from the rainforests of Central and Northern South America.
		Pitaya was originally introduced into Queensland in the early 1980's, now it is grown Queensland, the Northern Territory, and parts of Western Australia and New South Wales.
		Pitaya is a segmented, vine-like crawling cactus with aerial roots.
	nt.gov.au /dpifm/Primary_Industry/index.cfm?Header=Pitaya+Fact+Sheet (723 words)

	SDNHM - Stenocereus gummosus (Sour Pitaya, Pitaya Agria, Pitahaya) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pitaya Agria grows from Ensenada south to the Cape Region.
		The fruit of Pitaya Agria is even sweeter than the fruit of Pitaya Dulce (Stenocereus thurberi).
		Branches of this cactus were crushed and thrown into the water to stun fish thereby increasing the catch.
	www.oceanoasis.org /fieldguide/sten-gum.html (238 words)

	Daabon Organic Japan
		Yellow Pitaya is one of the most precious ones which we are fortunate to bring to our customers.
		The main areas for growing Pitaya in Colombia are Cauca Valley (Cali) and south west of Bogota.There, we have over 250 ha of Pitaya plantations with 200,000 plants dedicated to harvest the highest quality fruits for the demanding Japanese market.
		Colombian Yellow Pitaya is a sweet fruit with an unequivocal thorny skin, white aromatic pulp and crunchy small fl edible seeds.
	www.daabonorganic.com /eng/pitaya.htm (335 words)

	You Say Pitaya, I Say Pitalla from Head for Mexico: The Renegade Guide - the most comprehensive book written on living ...
		Some signs say pitaya and some say pitalla but both are pronounced the same and both mean the purchaser is in store for a delightful gastronomic treat.
		On top of that is placed a layer of pitayas which are then covered by another layer of the greenery, and the process is repeated, finishing off with a top cover of alfalfa.
		The pitaya each year offers a reason for the community to gather in friendship and celebration of an enviable but demanding lifestyle and a chance this year to be entertained by two bands as well as the conversation of friends.
	www.headformexico.com /pitaya.html (1526 words)

	Producción de pitaya. Ingeniería Agrícola. Colombia
		Debido a que la pitaya tiene un precio elevado, en algunas cadenas de supermercados sólo se vende en los almacenes localizados en estratos de alto ingreso; en otras, para venderla en todos los almacenes, la segmentan según la calidad ofreciendo la de mejor calidad y mayor precio en las zonas de mayores ingresos.
		La pitaya en este país se orienta a un nicho de mercado muy especializado en donde se transan volúmenes muy bajos del producto y, en opinión de los entrevistados, continuará siendo así en el futuro cercano.
		Israel envía pitaya de agosto a diciembre; en consecuencia, la principal brecha de abastecimiento en este mercado se extiende de abril a junio.
	www.angelfire.com /ia2/ingenieriaagricola/pitaya.htm (5211 words)

	Multi-nutrient blocks with fresh fruit of Pitaya (Stenocereus griseus) replacing sugar cane molasses
		The fresh Pitaya fruit without spines was milled in a semi-industrial blender while the maize stover was processed in a hammer mill to obtain a homogeneous particle size of approximately 4 mm.
		Urea was milled to a particle size of 2 mm and homogenised with the molasses and the Pitaya according to the respective treatments.
		Surprisingly, the blocks with complete substitution of the molasses by Pitaya fruit appeared to be harder than the blocks with less Pitaya fruit, throughout the period of storage (Table 4 and Figure 1).
	www.cipav.org.co /lrrd/lrrd17/4/aria17037.htm (1345 words)

	A Gardeners Journal - Why Its Important To Keep A Record., Red Pitaya
		The Pitaya or more commonly known as the dragon fruit is a stunningly beautiful fruit with an intense colour and shape, magnificent flowers and a delicious taste.
		Pitayas are described as xerophyte and succulent plants.
		Whilst having a good tolerance of harsh conditions the pitaya are still prone to pest infestations such as borers, mites and scale insects.
	www.daleysfruit.com.au /newsletter/july2001.htm (1998 words)

	1a1. Pitaya Descrition
		The stunning fuchsia coloration of the inside flesh of this Pitaya is unique among fruits.
		Red fleshed Pitaya is very high in antioxidants and has a an exceptionally high content of soluble fiber.
		Pitaya have a climbing growth habit, reaching 10 m or more in height if a suitable support is available.
	www.paradasia.com /1a01_Pitaya_product_info.htm (539 words)

	Welcome to FreshPlaza
		The pitaya is a vine-like cactus that produces a large fleshy red or yellow scaly, potentially spiny, berry with red or white sweet flesh and small seeds.
		As the pitaya is a vine-like cactus, it sends out aerial roots that cling to the wood trellis and help support the entire plant.
		It is advisable to have two to three different types of pitayas planted to ensure better cross pollination resulting in better fruit set and fruit size.
	www.freshplaza.com /2006/20nov/2_us_dragonfruit-strawberrypear.htm (721 words)

	QUALITY ATTRIBUTES OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF CACTUS PITAYA FRUITS (STENOCEREUS GRISEUS)
		Pitaya is a cactus fruit that has been used as a complementary part of diet since ancient times in Southern Mexico.
		In the present work, six types of pitayas were studied in order to select those with more potential for the fresh or processed market.
		Samples of mature pitaya fruits were collected for two years and evaluated for physical, chemical and sensory characteristics.
	www.actahort.org /books/682/682_83.htm (317 words)

	Pitaya (Hylocereus undatus), a Potential New Crop for Australia /Australian New Crops Newsletter
		Pitaya is a common name applied to a broad variety of warm-climate cacti fruit (Table), from different species and genera.
		Pitayas are commercially produced and sold as dragon fruit, dragon pearl fruit or thang loy.
		Fruiting of pitaya in Israel occurred in two or three waves from June to November, and was believed to possibly be temperature related.
	www.newcrops.uq.edu.au /newslett/ncn11163.htm (2383 words)

	Pitaya boutique lures budget-conscious fashionistas - 09/09/05 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At Pitaya, customers can buy a whole outfit for $82, such as this navy blue corduroy blazer, $32; orange tank with gold lace, $24; and gaucho pants with side tie, $26.
		It's called Pitaya, which for the record is the fruit of a Guatemalan cactus.
		Their popular soft-cotton Pitaya brand T-shirts are a best-seller at $12 to $14; they're long to cover low-rise jeans and come in a rainbow of colors.
	www.detnews.com /2005/lifestyle/0509/09/E03-308287.htm (1141 words)

	Best new business of 2006: Pitaya - Lifestyle
		Pitaya's low prices, trendy clothing and Campustown location all contribute to why this business is so popular.
		Michael Mazor, owner of multiple Pitaya stores across the country, opened the first Pitaya in 1990 in Bloomington, Ind. The store was originally an import company, but over time the concept changed to a trendy, young female clothing store.
		And with Pitaya's low prices, even the brokest college students won't have to dig too deep in their wallets to afford the latest trends and hippest accessories.
	media.www.readbuzz.com /media/storage/paper755/news/2006/11/09/Lifestyle/Best-New.Business.Of.2006.Pitaya-2445172.shtml (264 words)

	Best new business of 2006: Pitaya - Lifestyle
		Pitaya's low prices, trendy clothing and Campustown location all contribute to why this business is so popular.
		Michael Mazor, owner of multiple Pitaya stores across the country, opened the first Pitaya in 1990 in Bloomington, Ind. The store was originally an import company, but over time the concept changed to a trendy, young female clothing store.
		And with Pitaya's low prices, even the brokest college students won't have to dig too deep in their wallets to afford the latest trends and hippest accessories.
	www.readbuzz.com /home/news/2006/11/09/Lifestyle/Best-New.Business.Of.2006.Pitaya-2445172.shtml (264 words)

	Welcome to Pitaya Online!
		You'll find our first Pitaya on the north side of Kirkwood Avenue, between the corners of Grant and Dunn, one block west of Indiana University's gates.
		Pitaya is in the beautiful Highlands area near the intersection of Baxter Avenue, Bardstown Road, and Highland.
		Pitaya's southwest edition is in the heart of Boulder's Pearl Street Mall.
	www.pitayaonline.com /location.cfm (204 words)

	Bat Conservation International, Inc. - The Pitaya Connection
		Along the way, we are educating the indigenous Mixtec and Nahua people of the valley about the value of bats, especially in maintaining the popular and important pitaya cacti that grace so many of their yards and produce a valued fruit.
		The people of the valley also collect wild pitaya fruit and manage some wild populations by maintaining desirable plants.
		Managed and wild pitaya populations tended to receive fewer pollination visits, which might account for lower fruit production in the wild.
	www.batcon.org /news2/scripts/article.asp?articleID=82&newsletterID=9 (505 words)

	The Pitaya Fruit
		During this season, pitaya vendors can be seen selling their goods both door to door and on the street side.
		Pitayas are picked locally from the surrounding desert plants which bear such fruit.
		The Pitaya tree ("Organo") as it stands in the local valleys.
	www.uniondetula.com /food_ptya1.htm (378 words)

	Food, travel, recipe & sights » Red Dragonfruit (Pitaya)
		Pitaya, origin and native from South America, is a popular fruit over there.
		Usually, The Pitaya is grown in the tropical lowlands.
		Red Pitaya is pleasant to eat and when sliced the fruit is especially attractive.
	penangfaces.chanlilian.net /2005/07/10/red-dragonfruit-pitaya (554 words)

	Pitaya - Indianapolis, IN 46220 - Reviews: Clothing & Accessories - Women's
		Pitaya is full of great buys and fun accessories to spice up any wardobe.
		Overall, Pitaya is a must if you are in the Brood Ripple area.
		Pitaya is a great little boutique located in the heart of Broad Ripple that offers trendy clothes and great prices.
	www.insiderpages.com /b/3714647944 (212 words)

	Welcome to My Homepage!
		Pitaya's homepage is bright, but not too harsh, appearing quite welcoming.
		The corporate telephone number and email address for Pitaya are clearly present directly underneath the heading providing and clear and easy way to contact the store.
		You are directly taken to the ‘pitaya pants' group, which offer no immediate differentiation between pants, skirts, shorts, and sale items.
	kbn273.myweb.uga.edu /websitereviews.htm (1410 words)

	dragon fruit juice - Pitaberry.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The pitaya (pitahaya) fruit is a tropical jungle cactus vine that can grow in soil or on tree bark like the orchid.
		This cactus originated in Central America and subsequently the plant has been cultivated in various parts of the world and especially in Vietnam over the last 100 years.
		With its fuchsia-pink skin and scales, this pitaya fruit is in fact a cactus fruit and so unlike any other fruit in appearance.
	www.pitaberry.com /fruit.php (423 words)

	Pitaya - Bloomington, IN 47408 - Reviews: Clothing & Accessories - Women's
		Pitaya always is packed full of cute girls.
		They seem to be cheaper than some of the other stores around, but I also hear some of my friends (girls) complaining that their stuff from Pitayas falls apart pretty fast too.
		I remember Pitaya from my hometown of Indianapolis and was happy to see that it was Bloomington.
	www.insiderpages.com /b/3714494073 (376 words)

	TopTropicals.com - home of a gazillion plants
		The Pitaya is a specimen for dry tropical climates.
		Many species of pitaya are self-sterile, so moths and bets are required for cross-pollination.
		Also known as the Dragon Fruit, the Pitaya is a stunningly beautiful fruit with an intense colour and shape, magnificent flowers and a delicious taste.
	toptropicals.com /html/toptropicals/articles/cacti/pitaya.htm (1221 words)

	Pitaya boasts "shoppable" atmosphere - Wild Life
		Pitaya is a nationwide women's clothing chain with a boutique located in the heart of Main Gate Square at 943 E. University Blvd.
		Pitaya's owner and president Michael Mazor said he has depended on word of mouth to bring shoppers in the doors of his women's clothing boutique.
		Mazor opened his first Pitaya store over 10 years ago in Bloomington, Ind. He picked Tucson's Main Gate area as Pitaya's ninth location because of its "cool factor" and growing metropolitan feel, he said.
	media.wildcat.arizona.edu /media/storage/paper997/news/2006/09/07/WildLife/Pitaya.Boasts.shoppable.Atmosphere-2260996.shtml (657 words)

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		Davis' green pitaya is also found in very close association with several other species of dwarf cacti such as Coryphantha hesteri, C. minima, C. varicolor, C. echinus, Thelocactus bicolor, and Echinocereus spp.
		Within the occupied sites, however, the ecological/edaphic factors affecting Davis' green pitaya seem clear: the Echinocereus is totally absent from the alluvial soil surrounding the occupied novaculite ridge and it is restricted to hills and ridges composed of highly erosion-resistant quartz (14).
		Within these novaculite habitats, the species is absent from patches of loose, powdery, exposed soil and are present in areas having a very stable soil surface (consolidated by dense mats of Selaginella roots, both living and dead, and/or covered by small novaculite chips) (14).
	fwie.fw.vt.edu /WWW/esis/lists/e702007.htm (2735 words)

	Arizona Daily Wildcat
		Pitaya is a nationwide women's clothing chain with a boutique located in the heart of Main Gate Square at 943 E. University Blvd.
		Pitaya's owner and president Michael Mazor said he has depended on word of mouth to bring shoppers in the doors of his women's clothing boutique.
		Mazor opened his first Pitaya store over 10 years ago in Bloomington, Ind. He picked Tucson's Main Gate area as Pitaya's ninth location because of its "cool factor" and growing metropolitan feel, he said.
	wildcat.arizona.edu /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticle&ustory_id=babb8d8d-d0f6-4527-9fd2-d7b4a33979a6 (585 words)

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