Sentence examples for wheat could be from inspiring English sources

"He found it difficult to convince his colleagues that the Mexican wheat could be grown in Indian conditions.

Christopher Seifert, an agronomic researcher, told me that by 2050 wheat could be planted rarely in Kansas but widely in Alaska.

An agronomic improvement in grain yield and quality in winter wheat could be obtained through the application of strategies, such as application of foliar fungicides or fertilizers, that protect health of the last leaves and delay the senescence process during ripening.

Spring wheat could be sown in the spring and harvested in late summer, but it posed special problems for milling.

We asked some people what they think "running through fields of wheat" could be a euphemism for, and also what the naughtiest thing they did as a kid was.

With better heterosis and increased grain filling, the yield frontier of wheat could be shifted 25-30 percent higher.

Besides the main sugars glucose and xylose, only small amounts of mannose (<1.9% DM wheat straw) and arabinose (<0.9% DM wheat straw) could be detected, and they are summarized as 'others' in Table  1.

According to Ballesteros et al.2006, under the 60% ground cover practice, about 354 millions of tons of wheat straw could be available globally and could produce 104 GL of bioethanol.

Multilevel composition fractionation process using steam explosion followed by ethanol extraction was shown to be an effective process by which wheat straw could be fractionated into different polymeric fractions with high yields.

Based on the achieved experimental values, 16.7 kg of pretreated wheat straw could be converted to 1.7 kg of ethanol, 1.1 kg of methane, 4.1 kg of carbon dioxide, around 3.4 kg of compost and 6.6 kg of lignin-rich residue.

The limited genome size variation found here at the intraspecific level of diploid and tetraploid wheats could be related to self-pollination.