Her ivory wool skirt was slim to just above the knees, and her plain cropped jacket had glove-leather lapels to match her bustier.
Rather than just a plain rectangle crop, Perspective Crop lets you adjust the relative perspective of the image as you crop.
The fertile soil of the plain yields crops of bananas, coconuts, cacao, coffee, and sugarcane; various hardwoods are processed.
You're looking out on a vast plain of crops of all different colours, shapes and sizes.
Farmers in many flood plains plant crops that grow underwater, such as deep water aman rice or jute.The report's numerous authors also attack claims that the presence of trees prevents catastrophic landslides.
But in the risk-prone and food insecure lower Eastern Indo-Gangetic Plains (EIGP), cropping is less intensive.
In English, the first known acronyms (as opposed to plain old initialisms) cropped up in the telegraphic code developed by Walter P. Phillips for the United Press Association in 1879.
Front and centre of these future visions, iconic American topography and its culture – the cosy homesteads, hypnotic crop plains, travelling fairs – almost feel as if they exist out of time.
The church, priest and his O'odham flock were protected from flooding (desert rivers often rampage during summer monsoons), but close enough to tend the flood plain fields, where crops were planted.
In the crowded countryside of southern England in particular, much of the fauna and flora were obliterated by the tide of pesticides which swept over the fields, followed by the mass uprooting of hedges and the creation of giant, sterile crop plains.
