at maturity from several plants selected at random within a field at the Horticulture Research Center farm (37.712706; -89.261778) on Rowden Road near Southern Illinois University (Carbondale, IL). Peaches were obtained on July 25^th^, 2013 and pumpkins were obtained on September 20^th^, 2013. Peaches and pumpkins were grown according to conventional methods for southern Illinois. Synthetic nutrients and pesticides were applied according to recommendations for peach and pumpkin production in southern Illinois. The samples were provided by Dr. Alan Walters, of the Department of Plant, Soil and Agricultural Systems, College of Agricultural Sciences, Southern Illinois University, USA. The plants were cleaned and sliced into small pieces, and then sealed and stored in plastic bags in a refrigerator freezer (- 18 C) for five days before freeze-drying.

Effect of ultrasoundwell inside and Meryl put a plastic sheet over the third seat and put two hooks on the wooden ledge above to hang the dripping jackets. The hat and scarf went into the sink. The jackets dripped down partly on the cover and partly into the door well. More lightening. More thunder. Meryl started to do what she does every night as we settle in for the night. She closed the curtains in the front windows and started to rotate the seats from driving position to lounge position - facing the rear of the van and the television. I put the TV on and the air condition was already on making the steamy inside bearable on this hot July night. There was a huge crack of thunder and