Sentence examples for maize at the from inspiring English sources

The climate is changing: now, we plant maize at the end of December or even January; we used to do that in November.

Because the government promised a minimum price for surplus maize at the end of the season, the whole enterprise was assuredly profitable for those smallholders who used their fertilisers and seeds well, and were lucky with the rain; nearly everybody was.

However, in case of high proportions of organic fields, our study indicated that coexistence between GM maize and organic maize at the landscape level is difficult, if not impossible in case of farm-saved seeds, without a spatial aggregation of fields, leading de facto to separate non-GM and GM zones.

Table 3 shows the influence of fertilizers on growth and yield components of maize at the first and second cropping.

Consistent with our results, when low P concentrations were maintained by renewing the nutrient solution, lateral root elongation was reduced in maize at the V5 V9 stage, despite an increased root to shoot ratio (Mollier and Pellerin 1999).

Using a pneumatic plot drill and positioning tools (GPS and on-site correction devices), plots were seeded at the pre-defined rows with untreated maize at the rate of 9 10 seeds m−2 on 21 May.

However, the GMO location register is not linked with the ALK and has only very limited options for cartographic visualisation, i.e. it is only possible to map the cultivation of Bt-maize at the level of municipalities in terms of density maps [37].

For population 4, eggs were collected from WCR adults that emerged from the roots of first-year-maize at the University of Illinois, Shaw Farm (Urbana, IL).

The opening of Maize, at 50 Park Place, inside the historic Robert Treat Hotel, was certainly a big event by Newark standards; it is easily the most fashionable restaurant the city has seen in years, with a sleek, airy dining room, cigar lounge and tearoom, and an executive chef, Pat Kotsonis, whose resume includes Le Bernardin and Bouley.

Below are the key issues to be addressed in revision: 1) What is the significance of the identified variation in CMT2-dependent CHH methylation (in contrast to others species like maize that don't have this enzyme)… CMT2 appears to be present in most plants, with the notable exception of maize (at least for the reference strain), suggesting it plays an important role.

Look for corn flour or maize flour at the store.