Sentence examples for hulled wheat from inspiring English sources

Thus, durum wheat, a free-threshing (Q allele) wheat species, can be distinguished from Farro della Garfagnana, which is a hulled wheat (q allele) [ 6].

In these marginal areas, a diversity of tetraploid wheat types have been reported historically, including hulled wheat (denoted as subsp. maroccanum [ 43] or more classically as ssp. dicoccum [ 44, 45]).

Raw materials including cottonseed hulls, wheat bran and cornstarch were obtained from local grocery stores.

The different combinations of ramie stalk, cottonseed hulls, wheat bran and cornstarch used as cultivation substrates are shown in Table 1.

Diets were based on soybean hulls, wheat middlings, or corn, which contained increasing concentrations of starch (13, 27, and 42% starch and 42, 23, and 16% NDF, respectively; 8 pens/diet).

The results showed that over 80%% flocculating activities were achieved when the corn stover, corn cob, potato residues, and peanut shell were used as carbon sources, which were much better than for rice hull, wheat bran, and wheat straw (data not shown).

Digestibility of NDF was greater for calves fed soybean hulls versus wheat middlings.

Use whole wheat grains (hulled or unhulled) – you can buy what is labelled split wheat from Turkish or Arab grocers, or wheatgrain or wheat berries in healthfood or organic shops.

Contrast statements were constructed to separate differences in the means (soybean hulls plus wheat middlings vs. corn; soybean hulls vs. wheat middlings).

Media-containing guar and jantar composts generally contained more nutrients than media-containing rice hull or wheat straw composts.

Overall, samples of media-containing guar and jantar composts contained greater amounts of nutrients than the rice hull or wheat straw compost media.