cassava造句

We're eating cassava and ugali.

The women grow cassava, beans and bananas.

The main storage materials of cassava are starch and protein.

Main grain crop has cassava, taro, corn, banana to wait.

Primary study on macroporous resin for purification of flavonoids in cassava leaves

This seasonal problem affects the price of cassava products throughout the year.

Other important C3 crops, such as wheat, sweet potatoes and cassava, could also benefit.

Food was very simple - mainly cassava and matooke, which was cooked over an open fire.

Two years age, Africa lost more than half its cassava crop — a key source of calories — to the Mosaic virus.

With the silver silk leaves which is after detoxification and root sap of SC5 cassava as the base material, kombucha as the fermented bacteria to product cassava-Leucaena protein feed.

The agriculture minister said Bong County grows most of the country's cassava, eddoes, plantains, bananas and potatoes.

Now she supports her family the only way she knows how, by growing a patch of cassava.

Here, several hundred villagers tend fields of towering green sugar cane and cassava plants, sinking wells for water and chopping wood for fuel.

For example, the women from Yoruba tribe in West Africa consume plenty of cassava, a type of yam or sweet potato.

And Dai Peters, the cassava Initiative's director, noted that a mealybug that damages Brazilian cassavas has leapfrogged the globe to infect Thai fields, too.

Dry cassava, fresh longan, fresh durian, dry longan or longan aril and dry or fresh mangosteen are the most important products.

The content of protein in blood has a dynamic change from first day of fifth instar to first day of pupation on cassava-silkworm(the Nanning No. 1 race).

Zibo protein fiber textile technology development Co. , LTD, zibo &poor's di textile sales Co. , LTD: silk generally refers to silk, include mulberry silk, tussah silk, castor, cassava silk, etc.

The plant was what she called a "2961," meaning it was Variant No. 2961, the only local strain bred to resist cassava Mosaic virus, a disease that caused a major African famine in the 1920s.