Sentence examples for french wheat from inspiring English sources
"The question is, what kind of plans will nations use in the next decade if droughts increase?" This year's drought is already starting to have a cascading effect, from a 13 percent decline in the French wheat crop that could lead to an extra five cents for a daily baguette to the early slaughter of cattle because parched grazing lands are brown with dead grass.
To end this frustrating stalemate, the British army planned an enormous assault for a point near where the River Somme meandered its slow and weed-filled way through French wheat and sugar-beet fields.
Experiment 1 employed two isolates from each of the three pathotypes (P1, P2 and P3) collected from different locations in France between 1997 and 2002 (French wheat leaf rust national survey, Goyeau et al. 2006).
The work was supported by the Presidium of the Russian Academy of Sciences under the program "Biodiversity" (grant no.26.28) and Russian Foundation for Basic Research (grant no. 09-04-92860), the French wheat comparative genomics sequencing project (APCNS2003).
More than half a dozen types are featured daily on a stainless steel rack behind the counter, including various sorts of baguettes, country French, whole wheat, multigrain and walnut-raisin (from $2 to $5.25 a loaf).
Stb18 on 6DS confers genotype-specific resistance in the French winter wheat cv.
In the mid-1990s, it refused to buy French products like wheat and Airbus planes in retaliation for France's sales fighters and frigates to Taiwan.
The most common ones are White or Basic; Whole Wheat; French; Sweet; Rapid, & Dough.
PAIN AU LEVAIN -- A dense, whole-wheat French sourdough bread with a very chewy crust.
It offers three sizes (medium, large and extra large) and 9 modes including gluten free, whole wheat, rye, French and Italian breads.
For instance, the Mauritian Creole word for the noun 'wheat' is dible (from the French du blé 'some wheat,' pronounced /dü ble/, with an unrounded vowel), and that for the adjective 'blue' is ble (from the French bleu, pronounced /blö/, with a rounded vowel).
