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cornstalk

[ US /ˈkɔɹnˌstɔk/ ]
NOUN
  1. the stalk of a corn plant

How To Use cornstalk In A Sentence

  • If the immune system learns how to recognize only one of these cornstalk molecules, it can attack just about every parasite in the body. Parasite Rex
  • He detailed life-size human figurines, birds and other animals, flowers, and cornstalks, as well as "the most incredible jewelry" and "golden vases full of emeralds.
  • The Federation Flag was flown as commonly, particularly in NSW, in part because cornstalks thought the Blue Ensign as so close to the Victorian flag it made no difference.
  • They've nearly perfected an adhesive made of soy protein and used it successfully in composite boards made from virgin and recycled wood, cornstalks, switchgrass and animal processed fiber.
  • Other insects that destroy garden vegetables are the well-known green cabbage-worm, the harlequin cabbage-bug, the cabbage hairworm, the asparagus-beetle, the squash-bug, the squash-vine borer, the striped cucumber or melon beetle, the melon aphis, the corn boll-worm, the cornstalk borer and many others. Checking the Waste A Study in Conservation
  • Here was Young Australia trouncing the Old Cornstalks, and the Cornstalks cannot have enjoyed the experience.
  • People from Sydney were mere cornstalks “reared in semi-tropical climates”.
  • The cornstalks were harvested and part of the grain threshed out. The Hills of the Shatemuc
  • Also: menacing scarecrows, constructed from pumpkin heads and cornstalk bodies, and a mobile of flying bats hanging under the White House portico. Halloween at the White House: Some healthy eats with the tricks and treats (photos)
  • Palm oil, sugar cane, cornstalks, rapeseed, soya, kenaf, but never a word about hemp. Times, Sunday Times
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