Sentence examples for cultivation spread from inspiring English sources
The fig was one of the earliest fruit trees cultivated by primitive peoples, and its cultivation spread in remote ages over all the districts around the Aegean Sea and throughout the Levant.
As the industry matured, cultivation spread to Indonesia.
But in 1803, as cotton cultivation spread, South Carolina reopened the trade.
The city dates from the 1820s, when cotton cultivation spread to the eastern delta, and is thought by some to have been named after a local family.
In the absence of an adequate administration or communications network, the plantations in Angola were never highly successful, although coffee cultivation spread among African peasant farmers in the region.
All the models we have for the expansion of rice suppose that rice cultivation spread across language boundaries.
Naturally, when rice cultivation spreads across a language boundary, we do not expect that the entire rice vocabulary of the donor language will be borrowed by the receiving language: new words can easily be created using the receiving language's own resources: for instance, a new word for 'irrigated paddy field' may easily be created by compounding 'water' with 'field' or 'ground'ground
In Badakhshan, a northern province where poppy cultivation has spread this year, farmers chatted freely to visitors last month as they harvested their crops.
Elaeis guineensis is native to West Africa, and while its cultivation has spread recently in Central and South America and across equatorial Africa, eighty-five per cent of the palm oil produced today comes from Indonesia or Malaysia.
Most were taken purposely to the islands for cultivation but spread rapidly into the fertile lowlands, displacing the less-colourful native species and leaving only the steep mountainsides to the original flora.
