Sentence examples for rows of wheat from inspiring English sources

Rows of wheat swayed to the horizon.

On top it is a tousled mass as casually chaotic as any bed-headed runway model, while the close-cropped brush over the forehead resembles stylized rows of wheat.

A song was being sung, by human voices, and though each individual sang softly, when placed side by side like this, like rows of wheat in the wind, they formed a weird unity, heavy and light at the same time.

b Cultural features including rows of wheat displaced dextrally (red half-arrows) at Kamitakano along the rupture (white arrows).

Wheat grown in the border rows of wheat strips had higher ear number per meter row, greater kernel number per ear, and greater yield per meter row than wheat in inner rows and sole wheat, indicating reduced competition.

This could result from reduction in disease spread among broad bean plants because they were separated by rows of wheat plants.

In the fields, the combines are out cutting the wheat, the barley, and the oats, saving the corn, leaving behind long rows of straw.

This paper addresses the question how strip width and number of plant rows per strip of wheat or cotton affect light interception (LI) and light use efficiency (LUE) of both component crops.

Prepare the wheat plants for inoculation with Z. tritici by gently bending the third and/or fourth leaves of the wheat plants over a inoculation platform that is free-standing on the seed tray parallel to the row of growing wheat plants.

We compared seven treatments, comprising sole crops of wheat and maize (SW and SM), a replacement intercrop (6:2WM), skip-row designs (6:0 2WM0:2WM) and add-row designs (6 3WM, 8 2WM).

Treatments included sole crops of wheat (SW) and maize (SM), a replacement intercrop consisting of strips of six wheat rows alternating with two maize rows (6:2WM), as well as subtractive or additive designs, based on skip-row (6:0 2WM0:2WM) and add-row (8 2WM, 6 3WM) configurations.