Sentence examples for commonly wheat from inspiring English sources

Tortilla, round, thin, flat bread of Mexico made from unleavened cornmeal or, less commonly, wheat flour.

Investigations concerned with ground beetle (Carabidae) dynamics in the agroecosystem have generally been limited to relatively short time periods in one crop, commonly wheat, whilst other studies have concentrated on the influence of landscape structure and non-crop habitat on beetle activity, again usually in one crop.

The adsorbents prepared from straw and bran are commonly wheat straw and barley straw.

Additionally, mushrooms are commonly cultivated on single substrates, commonly wheat or paddy straw (Ragunathan and Swaminathan 2003).

Maker's Mark, Van Winkle bourbons, and Rebel Yell are some of the more commonly wheated.

Soil amendments of wood chips derived from tree branches of four readily available tree species (poplar, elm, pagoda tree, and grapevine), were evaluated and compared with more commonly used wheat straw, rice husks, and cow manure, using replicated microcosm experiments.

The most commonly grown wheat cultivar, Yecoro Rojo, was found to be susceptible to CCN and rotations with other cultivars or crops are only minimal among wheat growers.

The cereals most commonly cultivated are wheat, rice, rye, oats, barley, corn (maize), and sorghum.

The unique four-grain mash bill here includes spelt, alongside the more commonly used corn, wheat, and rye.

Wakelin et al. [17] have found that Penicillium spp. are commonly present on wheat roots grown in Australia and demonstrate a P-solubilising capacity.

Chu also has a Japanse snack poster guide with 25 types of munchies, including daifuku (mochi filled with something sweet), yakitori (skewered meat) and takoyaki (ball-shaped snack commonly made from wheat flour and minced octopus). .