Sentence examples for maturity of wheat from inspiring English sources
Photoperiod response is another important factor that influences the flowering and maturity of wheat plants.
The time lag between the physiological maturity of wheat and pea is a well-known issue of these mixtures.
Changes in chemical composition and nutritive value of fermented whole crop wheat during exposure to air was investigated using a range of maturities of wheat (growth stages (GS) 49 (boot), 71 (seed coat water ripe) and 87 (hard dough)) and levels of urea (0, 20 and 40 kg/t DM) in small scale silos.
40529_2017_169_MOESM2_ESM.pptx Additional file 2. Final SGW (at physiological maturity) of four wheat genotypes at varying range of grains retained on each spike at the time of anthesis.
Thus in Australia, weedy Hordeum species have been implicated together with volunteer wheat plants as off-season (over-summering) hosts for Puccinia striiformis allowing this pathogen, that has no protected spore stage, to survive for the several months between maturity of one year's wheat crop and emergence of the next (Wellings 2007).
As a result, the maturity of cultivar 886/01 and that of wheat were reached in a similar period (2130 and 2275 GDD, respectively).
The maturity of the HR cultivar (886/01) was therefore almost synchronized with that of wheat, whereas the hr cultivars had to be harvested earlier.
The analysis of these two curves points out that their values were close only in the initial development stages of wheat and extremely great differences appear in the late season at full maturity of the crop.
America has plenty of wheat to spare.
Gerbe originally meant a sheaf of wheat.
