Sentence examples for maize which acquired from inspiring English sources

Sugarcane differs from grain crops, sorghum and maize, which acquired both N sources equally well, while giant grass, Erianthus, displayed an intermediate ability to use nitrate.

(Hasbro had acquired Tonka, which acquired Kenner in 1987).

Hewlett-Packard Co, which acquired Palm, also declined to comment.

Many African and western countries have encouraged farmers to grow and eat a single staple crop, maize, which is not suited to drought or to warmer temperatures.

Besides cucumbers, he also filled his hot-beds with melons, squash and maize, which he grew mainly as an ornamental.

The early settlers faced a landscape largely devoid of domesticated crops, with the notable exception of maize, which Native Americans had brought from Central America.

Grass silage produces 160-200m3 per tonne, while silage made from maize (which in the US is called corn) generates 200-220m3, and potatoes 280-400m3.

Maize, which is Zimbabwe's staple crop, is primarily grown on arid communal lands.

But let's look at maize, which is what most Zimbabweans eat.

Chinese waxy maize, which originated from non-glutinous domesticated maize (Zea mays ssp. mays), provides a unique model for investigating the post-domestication selection of maize.

The majority of maize produced and consumed in Africa is white maize, which is essentially devoid of carotenoids.