Sentence examples for in conjunction with wheat from inspiring English sources
In belts with higher precipitation levels (15 25 inches [380 635 mm] annually) sheep are farmed in conjunction with wheat and other cereals, and the flocks include breeds other than the Merino.
To reduce N loss through water transport, in parallel to ensuring continued high agricultural production levels, CRN and OPT in conjunction with wheat straw incorporation should be encouraged during maize production, while CRN and OPT should be encouraged during wheat production.
Here we describe functional proteomic profiling of reversible oxidoreductive changes and characterize in vivo intrinsic reactivity of cysteine residues using thiol-specific fluorescent labelling, solubility-based protein fractionation, two-dimensional electrophoresis, and mass spectrometry analysis in conjunction with wheat EST sequence libraries.
Alternative products to tobacco, as suggested by the farmers, were those already cultivated in conjunction with tobacco: wheat and olive had the lowest production costs in rainfed areas, while cotton, grapes and vegetables were grown in irrigated areas.
In order to characterize the weediness potential of BC1/F2 hybrids and their non-transgenic parental lines, individual Brassica plants or populations were grown in conjunction with a fall planted wheat crop (Triticum aestivum, AGS 2000).
However, these image features cannot significantly improve the estimation accuracy of winter wheat LAI in conjunction with eight texture measures.
The residual effect of the increasing rates of ZnSO4 applied to I year rice crop in conjunction with the cyclic incorporation of straw helped in increasing the concentration of Zn in the flag leaves of II wheat crop.
I was already thinking about making muffins, and I wanted a mix that could replace the whole wheat flour I usually use in conjunction with other grains or flours.
Increased root length and shoot growth was also observed with inoculation [26, 27] with significant positive yield effects for wheat (from 2.8 to 3.5 t ha−1 when grown in conjunction with A. chrococcum) [26, 27].
We concluded that RSM used in conjunction with crop and climate simulation models was useful in understanding the complex relationship between wheat genotypes, climate and management practices.
Similarly, Lr67 (another APR gene present in some of the wheat varieties bred by Norman Borlaug in the 1940s and 1950s) was used in conjunction with major R genes.
