Sentence examples for rice collected from inspiring English sources
The book's editors, Martha B. Katz-Hyman and Kym S. Rice, collected 178 essays from about 80 fellow historians.
Palm oil and kernels and rice collected in Makeni are transported by road to Freetown, 85 miles (135 km) west-southwest.
Scarlett is a cross between an elite U.S. long-grain tropical japonica variety called "Jefferson" and a strain of Oryza rufipogon, the wild ancestor of Asian rice, collected in Malaysia.
Because the Americans were very eager to find the Front's storage places for the rice collected as taxes, they had a Vietnamese officer announce to the assembled women that by divulging where this rice was they would gain permission to take it with them to the resettlement area, but no one responded.
Rice remains from earlier sites like Jiahu in the same region are either from rice collected in the wild or not fully domesticated (Fuller et al. 2007).
The new deal paid $17 million in 2012, $15 million of which came via a signing bonus, and Rice collected a 2013 option bonus worth $7 million in March.
In order to gain a better understanding of the SRI-related research carried out over the past decade in China, SRI-Rice collected research articles in both Chinese and English, translated Chinese abstracts and metadata, and have made these available on our SRI-Rice website (see chronological list and searchable China SRI Zotero database).
In order to detect the fliC expression of during Xoo growth in rice, we collected the rice leaves, which were inoculated with PXO99A at 7 d after inoculation.
The agrowastes, such as wheat straw and banana pills and different brans of barley, gram and rice, were collected from rice mills, pulse mill, and fruit seller in different parts of Gorakhpur City.
During the establishment of rice industry in the southern rice belt (~1860-1900), rice germplasm collected by the USDA was given to farmers directly for testing [ 70], potentially facilitating the spread and escape of weedy rice.
About 100 years ago and during the Japanese colonial period, Dr. Iso, a famous rice breeder, collected about 60 rice landraces from the aboriginal villages in the high mountain areas of Taiwan.
