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LEMIS Baltic - Refractometers - Hand Held - ZGR Alcohol & Grape.
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LEMIS Baltic - Refractometers - Hand Held - ZGR Alcohol & Grape.
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LEMIS Baltic product range includes various types of Density Meters, Alcohol Meters, Refractometers and Viscometers.
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Jan 1, 2007
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A binary aggregate of minerals; a granitic compound containing two constituent parts, as quartz and feldspar, or quartz and shorl or horn-blend. Kirwan. Italian workmen give this name to a variety of gray granit consisting of small grains. Dict. Nat. Hist.
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This type grape, grown in the U.S. mainly in California and Arizona, constitutes the major portion (tonnage wise) produced bere. The plant is a long-lived woody vine.
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Kozma and Laurot are the names of two grape varieties grown in eastern Europe that could become household names in Kentucky. Most grapes grown in Kentucky are French varieties that struggle to withstand cold, wet winters in some parts of the state.
