10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRAMINACEOUS»
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graminaceous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
graminaceous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Transactions of the New-York State Agricultural Society for ...
Total Graminaceous Herbage. At the time of cutting, 76 per cent of the produce,
without manure, consisted of graminaceous herbage. At the same period of time,
the proportion of such herbage in the total produce was increased to about 87 1 ...
New York State Agricultural Society, 1860
Total Graminaceous Herbage. At the time of cutting, 76 per cent, of the produce
without manure consisted of Graminaceous herbage. At the same period of time,
the proportion of such herbage in the total produce was increased to about 87f ...
John Bennet Lawes, Sir Joseph Henry Gilbert, 1859
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Proceedings of the Annual Meeting
why this should be expected to hold good to a greater extent with meadow grass
than with these graminaceous corn crops. In land of pretty equal original
characters, the amount of mineral matter taken annually from a given area in
grass ...
New York State Agricultural Society, 1859
That the action of purely nitrogenous manures upon the permanent meadow, was
to discourage the growth of the leguminous herbage, and to increase the
produce of the graminaceous hay. That by the combination of both nitrogenous ...
New York Agricultural Society, 1859
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Agricultural Chemistry: Sheep Feeding and Manure
Total Graminaceous Herbage. At the time of cutting, 76 per cent. of the produce
without manure consisted of Graminaceous herbage. At the same period of time,
the proportion of such herbage in the total produce was increased to about 87f ...
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Proceedings / New York State Agricultural Society
Total Graminaceous Herbage. At the time of cutting, 76 per cent of the produce,
without manure, consisted of graminaceous herbage. At the same period of time,
the proportion of such herbage in the total produce was increased to about 87 J ...
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THE JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND.
about the same amount of nitrogen, but in the form of nitrate of soda instead of
ammonia-salts, gave considerably less produce but almost exactly the same
proportion of Graminaceous herbage, and more Leguminous herbage (0-86 per
cent.) ...
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The Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society
Total Graminaceous Herbage. At the time of cutting, 76 per cent, of the produce
without manure consisted of Graminaceous herbage. At the same period of time,
the proportion of such herbage in the total produce was increased to about 87£ ...
Royal Agricultural Society, 1859
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Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York
why this should be expected to hold good to a greater extent with meadow grass
than with these graminaceous corn crops. In land of pretty equal original
characters, the amount of mineral matter taken annually from a given area in
grass ...
New York (State). Legislature. Assembly, 1859
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Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England
about the same amount of nitrogen, but in the form of nitrate of soda instead of
ammonia-salts, gave considerably less produce but almost exactly the same
proportion of Graminaceous herbage, and more Leguminous herbage (0'86 per
cent.) ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GRAMINACEOUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
graminaceous is used in the context of the following news items.
Man, the Creator
That signified the official dawning of a new era in which man can modify any graminaceous crop. Fluorescence imaging photos of in situ ... «Beijing Review, Mar 15»
Eminent French paleontologist, Jean-Loup Welcomme. –Photo …
... poplar, elm, oak, cereals, graminaceous, reeds and moss growing around them in a humid, dense forest. Skeletons lay in graves, legs flexed ... «DAWN.com, Feb 14»
Camagüey Should Be Swifter in Recovering its Sugarcane …
So, it is necessary to give it a boost before December when the graminaceous plant should be planted in fields under irrigation. With the ... «Radio Cadena Agramonet, Aug 13»
Wheat bulb fly risk highest in late crops
Yellow cereal fly will only show in the early spring behind grass and other graminaceous species. Meanwhile, wheat bulb fly appear in ... «FarmersWeekly, Nov 12»
