Daugiamečių augalų auginimas
This class includes: - growing of tropical and subtropical fruits, e.g.: • avocados • bananas and plantains • dates • figs • mangoes • papayas • pineapples • rambutans • lychees
This class includes: - growing of citrus fruits, e.g.: • grapefruit and pomelo • lemons and limes • oranges • tangerines, mandarins and clementines
This class includes: - growing of berries, e.g.: • blueberries • fresh currants • gooseberries • kiwi fruit • raspberries • strawberries • sea buckthorn - growing of fruit seeds - growing of edible nuts, e.g.: • almonds • cashew nuts • chestnuts • hazelnuts • pistachios • walnuts • pine nuts - growing of other tree and bush fruits, e.g.: • locust beans · This class excludes: - growing of coconuts, see 01.26
This class includes: - growing of perennial and non-perennial spices and aromatic crops: • pepper (Piper spp.) • nutmeg, mace and cardamoms • anise, badian and fennel as a spice or aromatic plant • cinnamon (Canella) • cloves • ginger • vanilla • hops • caraway - growing of drug and narcotic crops · This class also includes: - sun drying of spices and aromatic, drug and pharmaceutical plants when associated with the growing of the plants · This class excludes: - drying of spices and aromatic, drug and pharmaceutical plants by third parties, see 01.63
This class includes: - growing of rubber trees for harvesting of latex - growing of Christmas trees - growing of trees for extraction of sap - growing of vegetable materials of a kind used primarily for plaiting · This class excludes: - growing of flowers, cutting of flower buds and growing of flower seeds, see 01.19 - gathering of tree sap or rubber-like gums in the wild, see 02.30
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