First of all, the difference between cherries and cherries.
The history of cherries dates back to prehistoric times. In ancient times, cherries were a symbol of the aristocracy in Mesopotamian civilization and ancient Egyptian culture. In medieval Europe, cherries were widely cultivated in monasteries and believed to have divine powers. In China, cherries also have a long history, having been cultivated as early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.
Cherries are a wild cherry that originated in South America. Spanish and Portuguese explorers brought cherries to Europe at the end of the 16th century, where they were cultivated and improved over the next few centuries. Currently, the US states of California, Washington, and Oregon are the world's leading producers of cherries.
Secondly, the nutritional value of cherries and cherries is different.
Cherries are darker in color and have a deep purple color, while cherries are mostly red. In addition, cherries have thicker skin, firmer flesh, and a richer taste, while cherries have thinner skin, softer flesh, and a fresher taste. Although cherries and cherries differ in appearance, both are packed with nutritional value. Among them, cherries are rich in vitamin C and antioxidants, while cherries are rich in nutrients such as vitamins A, C, and potassium. Both cherries and cherries have high nutritional value and are beneficial to human health.
Finally, there are many reasons why cherries sound more expensive than cherries.
1.Cherries are imported fruits, and imported fruits are generally higher, which is due to the increase in transportation costs, tariffs, shipping and other expenses.
2.Cherries belong to the fruit of trees, compared with domestic cherries, it requires higher planting costs, including land rent, seedling costs, fertilizer input and labor costs, etc., and the level of these costs directly affects the ** of cherries.
3.The time of day when cherries are available will also affect its**. In general, cherries are available later than cherries, and at the peak of the market, they will also be higher.
4.**It is also related to demand, and if **can't keep up with demand**, **will**.
5.The quality of the cherries themselves will also affect them, such as the variety, size, color, taste and other factors of the cherries.