Morphological and physiological responses of
broomcorn millet seedlings to drought stress.
An absence of
broomcorn millet at nearby farming villages suggests that herders cultivated that crop, and perhaps others, about 600 years before previous evidence of farming in Central Asia.
After a brief conversation, we agreed that this machine should definitely be in the
broomcorn museum display.
Separate models for each area were conducted to predict chloroform, bromodichloromethane, dibromochloromethane,
broomcorn, and total THM and to assign a concentration to the distribution system of the municipality where women resided.
In the 1780s, Benjamin Franklin traveled in Hungary," says Martin, "and he found
broomcorn, brought it back to the United Sates and planted the seed.
Sudangrass, grain sorghum, forage sorghum,
broomcorn [all Sorghum bicolor (L.
Ohio): Special protection for flat glass and
broomcorn, both produced in his district.
Cotton, Peanut, Soybean,
Broomcorn, Vegetables and Fruits Market
Homemade device likely designed to use in stripping seeds from
broomcorn.
Poaceae Seeds (Cheena) English name:
Broomcorn millet Setaria italica (L.
Take 10 minutes to sweep the floor with a real
broomcorn broom rather than filling your space with the roar of the vacuum.
There are four main types of sorghum based on use: (1) grain sorghums that are harvested for grain or whole plant for animal feed (Figure 17-20); (2) sweet sorghums that are used for silage and for syrup production; (3) Sudan grass, which is used exclusively as a grazed or hay forage crop; and (4)
broomcorn, which is used for production of brooms.
