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高接梨
Mandarin · pinyin gāo jiē lí
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- (Tw) high-grafted pear (a variety of Asian pear grown in Taiwan, produced by grafting scions from high-altitude or high-latitude regions onto local rootstocks, adapting them to Taiwan's subtropical climate)
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1–1–2 · gao1 jie1 li2
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noun
- (Taiwan) top-grafted pear; high-grafted pear (a variety of pears grown in Taiwan, usually Asian pear species, characterized by a stage in its production: grafting of scions from a different climate, high-altitude or high-latitude areas, onto local rootstocks to be grown in Taiwan's subtropical climate)
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