Sentence examples for maize it is from inspiring English sources

At this mixture ratio with maize, it is feasible to store E. nuttallii biomass that delivers a good performance in regards to biogas yield.

In another assessment, Buckler and Stevens (2006) pointed out that "if 10 people derive 10% of their calories from maize, it is estimated that roughly 250,000 350,000 plants would have to be grown annually".

Also, with so few data points in any given analysis (i.e. four for oilseed rape and six for maize), it is difficult to see how it can be verified that the data meet the underlying assumptions upon which the validity of the analyses depend.

Although there is still debate about the exact geographical origin of maize, it is thought to lie in a limited area in southern Mexico, where its closest wild relatives occur naturally [33].

In maize, it is, in fact, an axillary branch that bears the ear (female inflorescence).

In maize, it is well known that grain yield is often reduced 2-3 timoremore when water deficits coincide with flowering, compared with other growth stages [ 36].

Although it was an early form of maize, it was discarded as soon as other varieties evolved.

Since drought and osmotic stress as well as abscisic acid (ABA) application enhanced IBA synthesis in maize, it was tested whether IBA synthetase from Arabidopsis is also inducible by drought stress conditions.

He too is especially worried about maize: "The possibility of erosion occurring in winter cereals is one field in 42, in maize it's one field in seven".

With the pasture gone and no money for maize, it was the only thing they had to fill their stomachs.

A prominent feature of cereal root systems is an elevated ability to develop lateral roots; for maize it was shown that this ability increases with the concentration of exogenous auxin [ 60].