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61. Sweet sorghum biology yield was superiority, but grain sorghum ear of characteristic was superiority.

62. The research was conducted during 1978-1981 to study the effect of distant pollination combined with hormone treatment on sorghum distant hybridization and apomixis.

63. In Somalia the monopoly of parastatals in maize, sorghum, and imported foods has been eliminated.

64. Every year it causes six to seven billion dollars in damage to African green grain Sorghum .

65. That's the conclusion of scientists who discovered evidence of the grain sorghum on hundred-thousand-year-old stone tools. The tools were discovered deep in a cave in northwest Mozambique.

66. Experiments were carried out to study the kinetics of hydrolysis of sorghum molasses with dilute mineral acids at relatively high temperatures.

67. The sugar content in sorghum stem were studied with 77 grain sorghum material and 21 sweet sorghum material.

68. The witch weed steals water and nutrient from the roots and attacks the sorghum with a poisonous substance.

69. Alfalfa Seeds (Lucerne Medicago Sativa), Persian Clover Seeds (Trifolium Resupinatum, Shaftal), Berseem Clover Seeds, Sesbania Seeds , Guar Seeds , Sorghum Sudan Seeds.

70. More than 1.3 million metric tons of grain sorghum are used annually to produce ethanol in the United States and the number is expected to increase in the future.

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71. A cereal grain ( Sorghum bicolor ) of Asia and northern Africa, much cultivated in dry regions.

72. In compare with the external force feed type, the uniformity of dropping may be increased by 10-30% when sowing wheat, sorghum, millet and corn.

73. Savor wine bar: The highland barley, sorghum, barley, wheat, Millet and other food production.

74. The pathogen could infect sorghum, sudangrass, corn, foxtail millet and pearl millet under artificial inoculation conditions.

75. The sugar content of sweet sorghum is the major norm to measure the value in use of sweet sorghum stem.

76. In the 1970 s, prices of millet, sorghum, and cowpeas rose faster than those of groundnuts.

77. Agricultural production of sorghum, maize, millet, potato, rich pear, apple.

78. ICRISAT director-general, William Dar, says ICRISAT is working to make millets, sorghum, pigeon pea and groundnut better adapted to major climate stresses.

79. Some charateristics of PEP carboxylase from green or etiolated sorghum (aC_4 plant) leaves and wheat (a C_3 plant) leaves have been investigated.

80. Profile: Introduction and promotion of Canadian technology of newly developed forage high feed quality sorghum and pearl millet hybrid to enhance milk and meat production in China.

81. Sensibility of 8 sorghum cultivars to alachlor in seedling stage was studied by sand culture method.

82. Approximately 8.2 kg of dry residual in the form of distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS) remains from each 25 kg of grain sorghum used to produce ethanol.

83. The invention discloses health-care food, and particularly relates to a convenient rice nutritious food comprising sorghum smut fungus.

84. After peeling, corn, wheat, soy, sorghum and other crops could be processed into flakiness after soaking in the water.

85. It pointed out the short stalk density-bearing sorghum hybrid breeding is the high-yield way, the high starch sorghum hybrid's cultivation is the key to the claret-red sorghum liquor-making industry.

86. Agricultural production millet, sorghum, and soybean production, sunflower, corn, dates, fruit.

87. For example, the current flooding in Australia has done great damage to crops in the usually fertile Queensland area. Chickpea, wheat, sorghum and corn are among the crops affected.

88. The witchweed steals water and nutrients from the roots and attacks the sorghum with a poisonous substance.

89. Agriculture to plant sorghum, maize, millet - based andy ang nai niu.

90. The witchweed steals water and nutrients from the roots and attacks the sorghum a poisonous substance.