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Root cellar

A root cellar (American and Canadian English), fruit cellar (Mid-Western American English) or earth cellar (British English) is a structure, usually underground or partially underground, used for storage of vegetables, fruits, nuts, or other foods. Its name reflects the traditional focus on root crops stored in an underground cellar, which is still often…

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TemperaturesHumidityRoom temperatureWinePotatoes
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StorageVegetablesFruitsNutsRoot crops
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Root cellar

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Edges74
Triples48
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Bibliography · 21
Root cellar → Barbara Damrosch, Bubel, Chelsea Green Publishing, Coleman, Deep-Organic Techniques, Eliot, Fruits, ISBN, Mike, Nancy, Natural Cold Storage, OCLC, Photography, Root Cellaring, Storey, The Winter Harvest Handbook, Unheated Greenhouses, USA, Vegetables, Vermont
related to Newfoundland and Labrador · 12
Root cellar → Architect Robert Mellin, Fogo Island, Folklorist Crystal Braye, Growing, Historian Sean Cadigan, Labrador, Labrador's, Many Newfoundland, Newfoundland, Newfoundlanders, People, Tilting
related to Function · 7
Root cellar → American, Many, Other, Root, Summer, These, Vegetables
related to Potato hole · 4
Root cellar → Africans, Igbo, Nigeria, The

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salad greensinstance ofItems0.80text
fresh meatinstance ofItems0.80text
and jam pies are kept in the root cellar early in the day to keep cool until they are needed for supper.The ability of some vegetablesinstance ofItems0.80text
fruit to keep for months in favorable cellar conditions stems in part from the fact that they are not entirely inanimate even after pickinginstance ofItems0.80text
Root cellarrelated to BibliographyBubel0.60section
Root cellarrelated to BibliographyNancy0.60section
Root cellarrelated to BibliographyMike0.60section
Root cellarrelated to BibliographyRoot Cellaring0.60section
Root cellarrelated to BibliographyNatural Cold Storage0.60section
Root cellarrelated to BibliographyFruits0.60section
Root cellarrelated to BibliographyVegetables0.60section
Root cellarrelated to BibliographyStorey0.60section

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