Sentence examples for cashew tree from inspiring English sources

The domesticated cashew tree is native to the New World but commercially cultivated mainly in Brazil and India.

On a tip from one of his students, Venkitachalam found him tethered to a cashew tree several miles away, his condition even worse.

Films from starch and cashew tree gum (CTG) were developed according to a central composite design with two variables: MMT concentration and sonication time.

The relative proportions of cassava starch and cashew tree gum did not present significant effects on the physical properties of the resulting films within the ranges studied, probably because both components are polysaccharides with some similar properties when forming films.

Composite cast films were prepared from different proportions of cashew tree gum (70 85%), cassava starch (15 30%), and carnauba wax (0 15%), according to a simplex-centroid mixture design, and some physical properties were modeled as functions of the mixture components.

Cashew tree is one of the most important cash crops of India.

Cashew trees and mafura trees (used for soap production) are commercially exploited.

Wild cashew trees are characteristic of both secondary and old growth forests.

"We began by suggesting 40-60 mando and cashew trees per acre and a boundary of indigenous trees.

Egrets roost like ripe fruit in the cashew trees; a pink sunset slips over the rice paddies.

With people having left their old cashew trees behind, a huge share of that once-important crop went ungathered.