Sentence examples for wheat stems from inspiring English sources
There were long dresses and slim wool coats in wheat and blue-sky tones; a few dresses were printed with wheat stems around the hem, and others had decorative wide waistbands or aprons of calf hair.
The second experiment measured the gut transit time, gut load and cast production of A. turgida fed soil marked with glass beads, either without litter or mixed with plant litter (soybean leaves with high N, wheat stems with low N).
The time course of gravicurvature of 3-day-old wheat (Triticum aestivum L., cv. Apogee) coleoptiles and 7-day-old wheat stems were studied in darkness and under red and red-blue light illumination after declination from the vertical at various angles.
This was also observed in pretreated sections of wheat stems using commercially available enzymes [ 19].
For example, flour made from milling wheat grains is used for bread, but a decoction made from wheat stems and honey is drunk to relieve the inflammation of the upper respiratory tract or cure a deep cough.
However, the height of pea cultivars grown in IC stands remained over 0.70 m, meaning that pea plants grown in IC were staked by wheat stems thus preventing pea lodging.
FT-IR results indicated that water vapor exchanged more easily in wheat straw stems compared to leaves (Table 5), as more Oxygen-hydrogen (OH) stretching had been replaced by Oxygen-deuterium (OD) stretching vibrations in the stems after 20 h.
The recent emergence of the highly virulent wheat stem rust strain Ug99 is of particular concern to world food security.
These results indicate the potential for using grazing sheep to control wheat stem sawfly infestations in cereal grain production systems.
Wheat stem sawfly (WSS), Cephus cinctus Norton (Hymenoptera: Cephidae) is the most damaging insect pest to Montana's $1 billionn dollar per year grain industry.
In wheat, stem elongation phase (SEP) duration is critical for grain number (GN) per unit of area determination, as it is the phase in which the spikes grow.
