Sentence examples for large legume from inspiring English sources
Mill × feed interaction contributed 0.60 of the total variance (exclusive of feed), with large legume seeds (field beans, peas, lupins) having 30 to 40% higher BSN values after hammer milling.
Advances in legume systematics during recent decades, however, have challenged this traditional classification scheme and also the circumscription of some large legume genera [ 1, 3].
Lupin, the largest legume crop in Australia, is gaining global attention because of its unique protein γ-conglutin, which has shown promise as a nutraceutical for controlling blood glucose level and thus reducing the risk of type II diabetes development.
Although increasing species richness and legume proportions correlated with a decrease of the assimilated sugars suggesting a limitation in C assimilation (photosynthesis), decreasing amino acid levels indicated a nitrogen limitation (low rate of N supply) even in plots with larger legume proportions.
Soybean is the largest legume crop in the world and accounts for greater than 50% of the global oilseed production.
Chickpea (Cicer arietinum L). or Garbanzo beans (Latin America) is the second largest cultivated legume crop after dry beans globally [ 1].
Therefore, when feeding less-filling diets, such as those containing large proportions of legume forage, to high-producing cows, reducing dietary N concentration could increase the efficiency of N utilization and reduce the extent to which greater DMI leads to greater N excretion.
The forage consisted of silage with a large proportion of legumes, mostly red and white clover, and hay.
As a member of the large family of legumes, pea presents both interesting biological features and attractive ecological services [ 2].
Overall conservation agriculture is an environmentally sustainable production system that may boost the incorporation of grain legumes within large and small-scale farming.
More recently, large scale sequencing in legumes provided the information for array design and production, and several studies of rhizobial associations have been conducted using EST-based macro- and micro-arrays in both Medicago [24] [27] and Lotus [28] [31].
