How to pronounce Cavendish in English

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Cavendish.

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cavendish is very fragile.

cavendish went smoothly enough.

cavendish is immune to that.

Of cavendish for the first time.

Engineered a Panama-resistant cavendish banana.

We've moved that gene into cavendish.

Specifically, we like this banana: the cavendish.

But these bananas were not today's cavendish.

The cavendish, unaware of its lost predecessor.

Breeding a Panama resistant cavendish, traditionally or

Standard Fruit grew the first commercial cavendish in

cavendish could no longer grow in the quantities

By Henry cavendish. Then we have big M.

Billion dollars worth of the cavendish, or about 10.5

When the latter finally adopted the cavendish in the

On cavendish anymore, and lo and behold it is.

Banana. It's almost as though a cavendish-shaped pipe

But the cavendish is more important, both for global

cavendish is the only one widely available in the U.S.

Is bigger and tougher than the cavendish and with a

The same is true of today's cavendish, which is why

Start to peel it, is designed just for the cavendish

A deadly fungus that targets the cavendish is spreading around the world.

They dodged the bullet in the 1950s by identifying a variety, cavendish.

Traditional cross-breeding of cavendish bananas is difficult because of their tiny seeds.