Chili plants have been cultivated by humans for about 6,000 years. Excavations have shown that the hot berries were collected and eaten much earlier. Chili plants spread across the American continent from Mexico to Brazil, Cuba and finally from the southern states of the USA to Chile.

Another northern Chile pipeline, which came onstream in November 1999, is the 280 mmcf/d Norandino pipeline, which transports natural gas from northwest Argentina to supply Electroandina's Tocopilla power plant and other gasfired power plants in Chile's northern Antofagasta region that provide energy for Chile's mining sector; the pipeline is owned by Belgium's Tractebel (79%) and the ...

• Chili can be established through the nursery • The seed rate is about 75 g/acre Nursery Site Selection: • The nursery should be sited in a plot that has not been planted with a member of Solanaceae family for the last 3 years • Choose a site with rich, well drained, friable soil • Choose an area near a water source and protected ...

 · Additionally, the plant is expected to replace coalbased power generation in Chile, offsetting up to million tons of CO2 emissions per year. The official opening ceremony for the Kelar project marks an important milestone for the Trading group's operations in Latin America, and builds upon the successful completion of the Manzanillo LNG Terminal and Norte II gasfired combinedcycle ...

Chile plants usually start flowering in midJune in southern New Mexico, with a single flower at the first branching node. Plants flower later in northern areas. Flower number doubles with each extra node. Fruits from early flowers are usually large and have greater red color content at maturity.

Plant breeding of chili peppers (Capsicum, Solanaceae) – A review 1 Henrique Kuhn Massot Padilha and 2 Rosa Lía Barbieri 1 Federal University of Pelotas, Crop Science Dept., Capão do Leão, RS Brazil.

Another northern Chile pipeline, which came onstream in November 1999, is the 280 mmcf/d Norandino pipeline, which transports natural gas from northwest Argentina to supply Electroandina's Tocopilla power plant and other gasfired power plants in Chile's northern Antofagasta region that provide energy for Chile's mining sector; the pipeline is owned by .

Like all coalfired power plants, those in Chile need a reliable and economical source of high quality water. But with remote loions, tough working environments and the need to meet strict safety and environmental requirements, there aren't many solutions that meet this challenge.

Currently, there are many selection methods in plant breeding (including chili peppers) and choosing method depends mainly on the intended objective and plants used as parents (Greenleaf, 1986; Singh et al., 2014). Basically, the strategy of peppers breeder is .

 · A large fire broke out at a food processing factory in Teno, Chile, on September 28, with crews from several areas called in to help control the size of the fire and the presence of burning plastic containers prompted a response by multiple fire authorities said the burning of disused wooden bins near the Agrozzi food plant had gotten .

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As a result, the lines from Central Chile were characterized, and had a higher number of pods per plant compared to the Southern lines, although the size and weight of their seeds were lower. Moreover, a low level of genetic diversity (He = ) was encountered in this population.

 · (Bloomberg) Chilean plantbased food producer NotCo SpA will use money from its latest funding round to enter the competitive fake chicken market this year and follow up with imitation salmon ...

• Chili can be established through the nursery • The seed rate is about 75 g/acre Nursery Site Selection: • The nursery should be sited in a plot that has not been planted with a member of Solanaceae family for the last 3 years • Choose a site with rich, well drained, friable soil .

 · Abstract. This paper empirically investigates the effects of liberalized trade on plant productivity in the case of Chile. Chile presents an interesting setting to study this relationship since it underwent a massive trade liberalization that significantly exposed its plants to competition from abroad during the late 1970s and early 1980s.