Sentence examples for maize ground from inspiring English sources

Cornmeal is maize ground to varying degrees – fine, medium, coarse.

Cornbread, any of various breads made wholly or in part of cornmeal, corn (maize) ground to the consistency of fine granules.

"When a family is too poor to pay cash for the net, committee members accept bartered goods, such as maize or ground nuts as payment".

The investigators found that consumption of maize and ground-nuts was higher overall in African and Asian countries than in wealthier, more developed nations, leading to increased aflatoxin exposure.

We extracted LT-B from ground maize or crushed maize pellets equivalent to those used for feeding using a sodium phosphate extraction buffer [sodium phosphate buffer (pH 6.6) 25 mM; sodium chloride 100 mM; EDTA, 1 mM; Triton X-100, 0.1%] with protease inhibitors (leupeptin, 10 μg/mL; PefablocSC, 0.25 mM) at 10 μL/mg maize.

Finally, an image of Huitzilopochtli, made of ground maize (corn), was ceremonially killed with an arrow and divided between the priests and the novices; the young men who ate "Huitzilopochtli's body" were obliged to serve him for one year.

In a feeding trial, a mixture of 60% feedlot manure, 35% peanut hulls and 5% ground maize was ensiled and compared with a conventional ration comprising hay, maize silage and maize grain.

Polenta, a porridge or mush usually made of ground corn (maize) cooked in salted water.

Experimental flies were raised from eggs collected in groups of 13 from the population cages and allowed to hatch on moist cotton pads in Petri dishes containing at least 2 g of ground corn (maize).

They have formed the basis for highly successful stall-feeder operations in Malawi (using maize stover and ground nut haulms; see for example: Spurling and Spurling 1972; Addy and Thomas 1977; Thomas and Addy 1977; Butterworth et al 1984) and commercial operations in Kenya (Creek 1973).

Polenta is made from ground maize, and the scene in the book is precisely dated to the early 1480s.