Sentence examples for maize in addition from inspiring English sources

The region yields cacao, coffee, sugarcane, and corn (maize), in addition to beeswax and medicinal plants.

Angola exported coffee and maize, in addition to other crops including sisal, bananas, sugar cane, cassava and cotton.

Further, the availability of the sorghum whole genome sequence [ 20] and genetic linkage map-based resources, e.g. [ 21, 22], provided opportunities to compare QTL for rust resistance identified in the current study with previously reported QTL in both sorghum and maize, in addition to previously reported gene families associated with disease resistance.

The species causes seedling blight chlorosis and forms necrotic lesions in maize stalks; in addition, the species produces mycotoxins.

This observation suggests that maize Helitrons, in addition to intertwining coding regions of different genes, dramatically increase their transcript diversity by alternative splicing as well as capture and splicing of flanking exon sequences.

In this paper, we report positive effects of inoculation on maize root volume, in addition to increases in plant height when inoculant was sprayed on the soil, whereas foliar spray inoculation resulted in more tillers in wheat, probably related to plant growth hormones that might have been present in the inoculants or were produced by the bacteria.

The R gene product Lc was the first plant protein reported to possess a bHLH domain in maize [ 37], in addition to AtTT8 in Arabidopsis and OsRa-c in rice[ 38, 39].

The X matrix had a rank equal to n-1, indicating stronger collinearity and, thus, greater decay of singular values than that found in the maize data sets; in addition, data for various trait-environment combinations had outliers and were more complex.

In addition, corn (maize), cassava (manioc), beans, and sweet potatoes are grown in significant quantities.

In addition, maize probably formed an important component in the site's tribute payments to its overlords at Copán, a city that was exhausting its own local resources.

In addition, maize is a major staple food in Africa and Latin America where acid soils are common [ 5].