Vanilla tahitensis... existe sólo en cultivo; nunca se han encontrado
poblaciones silvestres...
un equipo de investigadores dirigidos por Pesach Lubinsky (de la
Universidad de California en Riverside)...
emplean análisis genéticos y etnohistóricos para sostener que la vainilla
tahitiana
un jeune esclave noir de lîle Bourbon (La Réunion)... inventa, en 1841,
la fécondation artificielle...
La vanille... à Tahiti.
Ses premiers crus (tahaa, bora-bora et raiatea) équivalent par leur
renommée à ceux des vins du Bordelais.
La raison de cette suprématie réside dans la gousse de la
Red Chinantla- Presidium Vainilla
... vainilla... necesita calor, humedad y sombra...
Alguna vez fue ampliamente cultivada en México, las mujeres la utilizaban
para perfumar el aceite de mamey que conservaba el cabello sedoso.
El cultivo de la vainilla cesó en el siglo XIX, pero se reanudó en
vanilla...
The pod or bean, as it is commonly referred to...
Split open the pod and you have a myriad of minuscule seeds, technically
called speckles.
URL :
http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/food/articles/2008/08/20/no_such_thing_as_bland_feelings_about_this_treat/
Regards,
VB
Madagascar is today one of the world's largest producers of vanilla, most
experts agree that the finest comes from Réunion.
... Imported in the early 19th century to the gardens of General Lafayette
in French Guyana, it soon found its way to the Jardin des Plantes, the
botanical gardens in
Vanilla planifolia
This orchid does not sprout pods, but develops seed pods from
hand-pollinated flowers. Since the flowers last only one day and are best
pollinated at very early hours of the day, the pods develop infrequently. We
have had pods in the past and I will transfer pollen on ours at
at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens...
the Vanilla Orchid hanging in the Orchid Room...
in the 10 years the plant has lived at Phipps, it has never sprouted pods.
[has it bloomed / has it been pollinated ?]
URL : http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/08154/886640-47.stm
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pure vanilla extract... must contain at least 35 percent alcohol...
natural (sometimes called pure) vanilla flavoring (which contains less
alcohol) or powdered vanilla, made from powdered beans.
Imitation vanilla products... contain no real vanilla.
...
Vanilla was introduced to Europe in the
el INBio inauguró... un nuevo sendero en su parque temático en Santo
Domingo de Heredia, titulado Uso sostenible de la biodiversidad.
...
la vainilla...
el guía de INBioparque explica cómo esta es una orquídea de la cual se
extraen sus frutos tipo vaina para confeccionar aromatizantes,
Since viateur brought up the subject of Vanilla, I will point out my recent
observations re:virus and Vanilla. The last 4 Vanilla plants I bought tested
positive for virus, even one I thought was from seed, but maybe it wasn't. I
think Vanilla suffers the same high incidence of virus and for
Vanilla planifolia
... Tropical Americas, not native to Florida but occasionally found in the
southernmost part of the state.
...
leaves... oblong to lanceolate to 8 inches long, on short petioles or leaf
stems.
The vine branch or stem is stout, green and clings to host.
The roots are thick and
créer des coopératives financières a permis à plusieurs milliers de
producteurs de vanille du nord-est de Madagascar de maintenir la tête hors
de leau.
Le prix de la vanille, principal produit dexportation de cette île de
locéan Indien, diminue progressivement depuis 2003 ; cette année-là,
Vanilla orchids... now cultivated in Madagascar, Tahiti and Indonesia. New
plantations... also... in the Caribbean and Africa.
... The vine grows in the shade of a host tree, like citrus or cacao...
It... takes nine months for the blossoms to mature into the... green beans.
After the beans are
vanilla bean... looked like something you might sweep off the sidewalk on
an autumn day.
... several dollars for a jar that held exactly one thin bean...
that vanilla bean... adventure... in its fragrant aroma the scent of the
exotic forests of Madagascar where much of the world's vanilla is
Taha'a : the Orchid Island
...
Originally introduced a hundred years ago, vanilla plantations have
flourished and grown without modern machinery. Generations of family-owned
farms harvest... v[V]anilla tahitensis
Uniform Resource Locator
: http://www.prweb.com/releases/2007/5/prweb523471.htm
Jim and Tracy Reddekopp...
In 2000, Jim and Tracy... moved to a six-acre farm in Paauilo, Hawaii, off
the Big Island's northeast Hamakua coast. ... Tracy's mother's suggestion
that they grow vanilla...
Seven [years] later... with help from a Small Business Innovation Research
(SBIR) grant
Madagascar...
natural disasters in the... island... off the southeastern coast of Africa
will affect how much you pay... for vanilla.
Eighty to 90 percent of the global supply of vanilla beans comes from
Madagascar, said Melissa Basta of Custom Blending of Fort Collins...
The north coast of
from a press release
Arizona Vanilla Company... online retailer and distributor of... specialty
seasonings has been invited for the second year... to participate at the
New York Botanical Gardens... Orchid Show. On March 24, 2006, Arizona
Vanilla CEO, Eric Elsberry, will be presenting the
photo : http://vietnamnews.vnagency.com.vn/2007-01/17/Photos/23-Moi-truong.jpg
with the following caption :
Men sell orchids at Hoang Su Phi market in the mountain province of Ha
Giang. Recent... orchid exploitation by local people have been threatening
ecological biodiversity and polluting the
Hi All,
A very happy and healthy New Year to you all. I need help and I need it
yesterday! I have been asked to give a 15 to 20 minute talk on orchids to a
Rotary Club and what I want to do is to talk about orchids in general i.e.
what is an orchid, how did they get their name, where do they grow
Bob Murphy... executive at Pennsylvania-based Shank's Extracts, one of
the... suppliers of vanilla to American households.
A few years ago, Uganda... emerged as... the world's highest-quality
supplier of vanilla beans. Prices soared because of a crop failure in
Madagascar, traditionally the
Amul has become first Indian brand to use natural vanilla in ice-creams...
The company has joined hands with 1,500 vanilla farmers of Kochi, who are
engaged in procuring and processing quality natural vanilla...
Pure natural Vanilla... from the fruit of... Vanilla planifolia. The major
flavour
As many as 5,000 pounds of vanilla beans from Madagascar, Tahiti, Mexico
and other tropical countries are shipped weekly to the family owned
Nielsen-Massey Vanillas plant in Waukegan [Illinois, US].
The beans are ground or milled into smaller pieces, processed into pure
vanilla extract,
vanilla...
cooks from homes to commercial establishments are tempted to use the
cheaper artificial version...
nutritionist Brenda... director of sales training at Watkins Inc., a
Winona, Minn.[US]-based company that's been selling pure vanilla extract
since 1895...
Vanilla-bean production,
the Atlanta Botanical Garden celebrates the 15 species of the vanilla
orchid vine growing in the Fuqua Orchid Center
source : http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/gyrobase/Content?oid=36082
Regards,
VB
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Viateur wrote:
Vanilla
Of all the many tropical orchids only two are used for commercial purposes:
Bourbon and Tahitian. It flourishes in Brazil, Mexico and Peru and is also
grown in Indonesia, Tahiti, Madagascar, China, and the Cormoro Islands
(formally known as the Bourbon Islands in the
Colin
Did I not read somewhere recently in the Digest that V. planifolia (from
Mexico) and V. tahitiense are one and the same species and that it was a
French plot a long time ago that secretly transplanted V planifolia into
Tahiti and claimed they were a different species.
Steven
Viateur
Vanilla
Of all the many tropical orchids only two are used for commercial purposes:
Bourbon and Tahitian. It flourishes in Brazil, Mexico and Peru and is also
grown in Indonesia, Tahiti, Madagascar, China, and the Cormoro Islands
(formally known as the Bourbon Islands in the nineteenth
Title: [OGD] Vanilla-Falling Prices
The posting by Viateur on November 13 about falling vanilla prices, took me by surprise. All along I thought there was a world wide shortage of vanilla at least high quality vanilla.
There is a Cinderella story in progress in Hawaii, on the Big Island
Most of the world's vanilla is grown in Madagascar, Indonesia, Mexico and
Tahiti...
What we call the vanilla bean is the fruit of the vanilla plant. Green when
harvested, it is cured over the course of three to six months, during which
time it dries out and darkens to a deep brown, and its
Seems that Andy and Kew agree on the synonym status of Vanilla tahitensis.
To wit:
Vanilla tahitensis J.W.Moore, Bernice P. Bishop Mus. Bull. 102: 25 (1933).
This name is a synonym.
Accepted Name:Vanilla planifolia Jacks. ex Andrews, Bot. Repos. 8: t. 538
(1808).
-no
-what!
Wolfgang H. Bandisch
- Original Message -
From:
Andy Easton
To: Orchids@orchidguide.com
Sent: Tuesday, November 15, 2005 12:15
AM
Subject: [OGD] Vanilla.
Colin, I think you may be in error in your comments
about the two supposed species of Vanilla. I
Title: Vanilla.
Thanks to a very helpful e-mail from Eric Christenson, I stand corrected. There is in fact a species of Vanilla called tahitiensis that is distinct from planifolia.
Andy Easton
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[Madagascar] produces 60 percent of the world's vanilla beans - used to
flavor ice cream, cakes, colas and much more - but the price is at its
lowest in years. And the future is hazy, as other countries move to profit
from vanilla's enduring popularity and food makers turn to cheaper,
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [OGD] you may try this at home
interesting article on vanilla
and some recipes :
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Viateur
The article you refer to leaves out some very important information: (a) that
India is a fast developing
source of cultivating Vanilla orchids and
see a news item :
http://www.hindu.com/seta/2005/11/03/stories/2005110300191700.htm
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Regards,
Viateur
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kyso-aku [mgl] wrote :
after checking google for the obvious keywords [???], I couldn't find any
care/culture sheets for Vanilla planifolia
Have you checked the following web page :
http://www.sherrysgreenhouse.com/oldsite/vanilla.html
?
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Regards,
Viateur
In researching the genus Selenepedium, which also produces a Vanilla
scented seed pod, I found reference to the use of vanilla pods to bait
fruit bat traps. It seems that fruit bats in South America cannot
resist the scent of vanilla. It therefore seems likely that South
American fruit bats may
Lois [Miller] :
Thanks for your comment about the Vanilla scented seed pods.
You wrote : genus Selenepedium, which also produces a Vanilla scented
seed pod
Is the scent of Selenipedium seed pods similar because of the presence of
the aroma compound vanillin in both genera (Vanilla and
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