Rice tended to accumulated higher Cd and Pb concentration in grain parts.
The fine-grain part is implemented by an embedded FPGA unit, while for the coarse-grain reconfigurable hardware our developed high-performance coarse-grain data-path is used.
Corn stover (the non-grain parts of the plant) is a potential feedstock to produce cellulosic ethanol in second-generation biorefineries.
It stopped in Djibouti to drop off American grain as part of a food aid shipment.
As a teenager I was sort of awkward and bespectacled, not unhappy but certainly not going with the grain, not part of the in-crowd.
He doesn't believe the scientific consensus on climate change and he apparently thinks the Egyptian pyramids were built to store grain as part of the biblical story of Joseph saving Egypt from a 14-year famine.
The size effect on material deformation behaviors are characterized by grain size, part feature size, forming material size and interfacial condition.
These findings suggest that plants will require a large amount of P at elevated [CO2] and later can remobilize P into the grain with part of the P content present as PA-P.
When considering the problem of calculating the charge on an individual grain as part of a dust cloud immersed in a moderate-temperature ambient plasma, the potential at equilibrium cannot in general be taken to be the same on the surfaces of the constituent grains.
Selection for orange color has important ramifications, given that people in most Sub-Saharan African countries generally prefer to eat maize dishes that are prepared from white grain, in part because yellow maize grain is considered suitable only for animal consumption.
However, the same study also showed a reduced risk for type 2 diabetes with a high intake of whole grain as part of a "prudent" diet pattern [ 93], and whole grains are reportedly also inversely related to weight gain, even after multivariate analysis for several indicators of a healthy living such as non-smoking and physical activity [ 94].
