Примери за sugar cane

• All fruits and some vegetables, like sugar cane, corn, and beets, have natural sugar. 

• By the 18th century, farmers there were growing sugar cane on plantations. 

• Hawaii is an excellent place for growing sugar cane. 

• In 1835, an American company started the first large sugar cane plantation in Hawaii. 

• People first chewed sugar cane because they knew that a very sweet juice came out. 

• The big business of growing sugar cane and making sugar has also changed the history of several countries. 

• The weather in the southern United States was also excellent for growing sugar cane. 

• Today, 80 percent of the sugar people use comes from sugar cane. 

• Our data contain 170 households with a complete description of sugar cane cultivation efforts.

• Those villages with any significant agricultural diversification normally diversify from rice production towards sugar cane.

• These provided expanding markets and financed the technical transformation of the cultivation, harvesting, transhipment and processing of the sugar cane.

• Thermotherapy and aseptic bud culture of sugar cane to facilitate the exchange of germplasm and passage through quarantine.

• Estimates are conditional on the decision to invest in sugar cane.

• Nonetheless, the cultivation and processing of sugar cane will continue to be of substantial national importance.

• Experimental animals were trained to eat the oat/sugar cane molasses mix, which was used as a vehicle for the chlamydospore treatment as described above.

• The site was a former sugar cane farm and is located at the very edge of the lowdensiry suburban fringe of the town.

• Contrasting soil moisture environments beneath sugar cane drip irrigated during the day and at night.

• Until the middle of the 20th century, the swamp forest contributed to the sugar cane industry, providing large amounts of fuelwood.

• A new method for sugar cane breeding + tissue culture technique.

• Cotton is the primary crop where contract farming relationships currently exist, but cashew, oilseeds, pigeon pea, and sugar cane also exhibit characteristics that may make such arrangements possible.

• Eect of nitrogen on the timecourse of sucrose accumulation in sugar cane.

• Studies of ripeners on sugar cane.

• Disease-free sugar cane nursery through tissue culture.