Sentence examples for maize fruit from inspiring English sources

The fertile alluvial soil yields rice, corn (maize), fruit, and vegetables, and the scenic mountains and lakes (notably Wular, Dal, and Nagin) attract many tourists.

Much of the sugarcane, cotton, cacao, corn (maize), fruit, rice, and hides produced there are sent to Barquisimeto or exported via Puerto Cabello.

With air and rail links and a location on the Bruce Highway from Brisbane (860 miles [1,380 km] southeast), Cairns serves an agricultural hinterland that produces dairy products, sugarcane, corn (maize), fruit, tobacco, and peanuts (groundnuts).

The fruits were collected and confirmed to be produced by hybrid plants because they were partly covered with glumes, in contrast to fully-enclosed teosinte fruit and unenclosed maize fruit.

Agriculture is the principal occupation; crops include rice, corn (maize), fruits, vegetables, coconuts, and betel nuts.

The staple foods are yams and cassava, supplemented by taro, corn (maize), fruits and vegetables, and fish.

Heavy rainfall and the warm and humid climate favour cultivation of rice, corn (maize), fruits, and vegetables.

Palma Soriano is a commercial and manufacturing centre for the agricultural and pastoral hinterland, which yields sugarcane, cacao, coffee, corn (maize), fruits, and cattle.

It is one of the leading cities in the region, trading mainly in agricultural products grown in the surrounding region: sugarcane, coffee, rice, corn (maize), fruits, and timber.

Typically, maize fruits (botanically, grass family fruits are called "caryopses") remain firmly attached to the cob (the substantial and persistent rachis of the infructescence).

Maize fruits required the most force (x = 13.88 N for distal portion of infructescence, x = 33.3 N for the middle, and x = 15.9 N for the proximal).