How To Use Sugarcane In A Sentence
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Coffee, cotton, peanuts, mangoes, citrus fruits, and sugarcane are other important crops.
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They rotate their crops, thereby helping the soil to recover from centuries of monoculture under sugarcane.
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As it approached the crossroad, a truck loaded with sugarcane pulled out, blocking the road.
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‘We all had it,’ she says, sitting on a rug in front of her mud hut while her granddaughter mauls a stalk of sugarcane.
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In Brazil, ethanol from fermentation of sugarcane is used pure or blended with gasoline to yield gasohol, which contains 24 percent ethanol.
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We have spent all of 1992 studying (? asospirilum), because up to now, we have not found a kind of azotobacter that can help in fertilizing sugarcane.
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We lived from subsistence farming, growing sweet potatoes, corn, some sugarcane, and ginger.
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There are even agricultural islands solely for growing crops - yam, cassava, mango, cashews, coconut, sugarcane, sweet potato… just a tremendous variety.
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Some Creole is spoken near the Haitian border and in the sugarcane villages, where many Haitian workers live.
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They also produce sugarcane, bananas, pineapples, and mangoes for the food industry.
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The human cost of bio-fuels in terms of the use of arable land for the production of the sugarcane, oats, sunflower seeds and so on for producing those fuels would be unsupportable.
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In addressing this, many sugarcane cogeneration-related associations such as Associação Paulista de Cogeração de Energia (COGEN-SP - Paulista Association of Cogeneration) and ANEEL are working on building generation distributive center units that will collectively transmit electricity cogenerated in the mills and input it into the grid.
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Before contact with the West, staple foods included yam, taro, banana, coconut, sugarcane, tropical nuts, greens, pigs, fowl, and seafood.
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Yucca, plantain, peanuts, sweet potatoes, and sugarcane are grown, as well as medicinal herbs.
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Young coconuts and clay jugs were positioned above the stage, which was decorated with sugarcane leaves, paddy, garlic and chilies.
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As they say, with a strong effort [entre ceja y ceja] they have every intention of producing 300,000 tons of product; this is in the future and depending on the availability of sugarcane to [8-second break in transmission].
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The main exports are copper, zinc, gold and oil products, coffee, cotton, sugarcane & rice, anchovetas, pilchards and fishmeal.
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People carry home with them the harvest of the season, such as sugarcane, groundnuts, coconuts, sesame and jaggery.
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Also, we have a special gramineous plant -- sugarcane -- perhaps the plant most capable of assimilating solar energy and being used for energy.
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Use a variety of renewable feedstocks to replace oil and natural gas: Recent advances in biotechnology and chemistry mean we can create more chemicals from renewable resources like sugarcane, corn, cellulosic biomass and renewably-sourced syngas.
A Balanced Diet For The Chemical Industry
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China runs first sugarcane-leaf power plant power plant using sugarcane leaves has been put into operation in south China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.
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Due to decrease in the area under cane crop the mill may possibly receive only six lakh quintals of sugarcane this season, whereas in 2000-01 the mill got 36 lakh quintals.
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On the Spice tour you will learn about fifty different spices and fruit that grow on the island, from cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla, cloves, to jackfruit and sugarcane.
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We could make settlements safer by changing cropping patterns but it's impractical to ask farmers to uproot their sugarcane and tea bushes.
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The remaining land is currently being tilled to sow more cereals, ginger, sugarcane or potatoes as soon as I get the right seeds.
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Fish wrapped in banana leaves, dried beans, lots of soups, rice, a native green called callaloo, rum, and a devastating moonshine concocted from fermented corn and sugarcane juice, which Fry gives a recipe for.
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Given the nauseating stench of fermenting sugarcane, few lingered in the space.
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Minor industries include the production of beer, cigarettes, textiles, and natron (a mineral), as well as the processing of sugarcane and meat.
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We lived from subsistence farming, growing sweet potatoes, corn, some sugarcane, and ginger.
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According to P. Manoharan, Project Director, PACHE Trust, a tonne of paperboard could be manufactured from three tonnes of sugarcane pulp.
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The fertile soil of the valleys produces a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, including citrus, sugarcane, watermelons, bananas, yams, and beans.
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The fertile soil of the valleys produces a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, including citrus, sugarcane, watermelons, bananas, yams, and beans.
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They grow sugarcane, jowar, wheat, vegetables and different varieties of fruit on a 300-acre farm plot.
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Atrazine is mainly applied to corn and soybean crops, but is also used on sorghum, sugarcane, pineapple, turf grass, and Christmas tree farms.
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Body Found in Afghanistan May Be Missing Japanese Aid Worker Tang Chhin Sothy/Agence France-Presse-Getty Images CAMBODIA SURGE: A Cambodian woman cut sugarcane Wednesday near a lake in Kandal, Cambodia.
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Subhash Dagar of Sagarpur village claimed that the rains would be helpful in reviving nearly all the kharif crops, including sugarcane, paddy, bajra, jowar and pulses.
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A possible hyperparasite of sugarcane rust: Cladosporium uredinicola Speg
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Glabrous mutant varieties have been identified in many cereal crop species, including rice, wheat, barley, oats, pearl millet, sugarcane, and sorghum.
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Chalillo's opponents point to untapped power sources like bagasse - the stalk refuse from sugarcane - as an alternative to the dam.
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Sibship between 29 sugarcane cultivars and 12 ancestor species was analysed with RAPD .
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The area under sugarcane in the current kharif season has increased by 336,000 ha to 4.085 million ha as compared with 3.749 million ha in the previous year.
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During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the most important crops were coffee and cloves and then sugarcane.
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Sticky rice prepared with coconut milk and sugarcane syrup is wrapped in banana leaves.
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Sugarcane still grows here — and pecan trees, the grafting pioneered by a slave gardener.
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But today, most of this flow has been stopped and the wetlands drained to provide land for sugarcane production.
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The bittersweet tang of pulverized sugarcane hung pungent in the breathless void of the wind.
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Steeped in local history, this slightly sweet liquor, made from sugarcane or molasses (a by-product of sugar refining), gives daiquiris and pina coladas their kick.
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The sawgrass marshes may be the largest in the world, but with pollution by | nutrient-rich run-off especially from sugarcane farms, are being invaded by cat-tail, Typha spp.
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The French and black Creoles taught the Cajuns how to grow cotton, sugarcane, and okra; they learned rice and soybean production from Anglo-Americans.
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Richard estimates that combine systems are able to harvest 90 to 95 percent of lodged sugarcane in a field.
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For example, you use lumber for buildings and ships, iron ore for cutlasses and muskets, and sugarcane for rum.
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Sugarcane, casava, and other crops Texas can produce ethanol and other biofuels affordably, providing a market driven counterbalance to already increasing gasoline prices.
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India's June-September monsoons are important for the country's summer-sown crops such as oilseeds, rice and sugarcane, as around 60% of the crop is rain-fed.
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Sugarcane, tobacco, and cotton are grown as cash crops, in addition to chilies, oilseeds, and pulses (legumes).
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The major crops are rice, jute, wheat, tea, sugarcane, and vegetables.
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It is used routinely in Brazil to control spittlebugs on alfalfa or sugarcane, and one variety is now being applied widely in Africa against locusts and grasshoppers.
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On the Spice tour you will learn about fifty different spices and fruit that grow on the island, from cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla, cloves, to jackfruit and sugarcane.
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In the 1860s they had brought Indian indentured labourers to work in the sugarcane plantations of Natal.
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He inhaled the scents of fresh eel, cut sugarcane, longan and rambutan, fruits with distinctive smells.
FLOATING CITY
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He inhaled the scents of fresh eel, cut sugarcane, longan and rambutan, fruits with distinctive smells.
FLOATING CITY
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He meets, in Kumasi, in Abomey, and in Ouidah, descendants of the royal families and merchant princelings who facilitated the transatlantic shipping of his own ancestors to the sugarcane fields and cotton plantations of the Americas.
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Soon after the breakfast, she goes back to her enclosure where she is provided with green grass, fodder and occasionally sugarcane.
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Ethanol (ethyl alcohol, grain alcohol) is produced by yeast fermentation of hexose sugars (such as those derived from cereal grains, sugarcane, or sugar beet) and subsequent separation from the aqueous solution by distillation.
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Without ultrasonic - assisted pretreatment the hydrolysis rate of beet, sweet sorghum straw and sugarcane were 24.
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The major agricultural products are wheat, rice, barley, corn, sorghum, sugarcane, potatoes, and fruits.
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By-products include stillage for fertilizer, electricity from bagasse in the case of sugarcane, and carbon dioxide and animal feeds from corn.
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A different bioethanol appliance manufacturer, Decoflame USA in Gardena, Calif., last year began selling fireplaces that can hang like flat-screen TVs on a wall and run on fuel derived from beets, sugarcane and corn.
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You can taste this heady mix of rum and sugarcane juice right near MG Road, in a five-star setting.
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Decoflame USA in Gardena, Calif., last year began selling fireplaces that hang like flat-screen TVs, need no venting and are powered on bioethanol derived from beets, sugarcane and corn.
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Like sugarcane, it can also be ratooned (cut down and allowed to resprout from the roots) to provide crop after crop without replanting.
7. Sorghum
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Its really fun to watch and newly made foamy jaggery (scooped from the pool using sugarcane stalks) is the best candy I have ever tasted in my life.
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Before contact with the West, staple foods included yam, taro, banana, coconut, sugarcane, tropical nuts, greens, pigs, fowl, and seafood.
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The fastigium of weed occurrence was 20-40 days after the new root planting or old root harvest in water sugarcane land, while 20-50 days after the rainy season begin in arid sugarcane land.
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In this case, the cocktail, which is little more than a few sticks of sugarcane steeped in rum, lime, and mint, requires a couple of people with handsaws to cut the tough cane into manageable pieces, two more with cleavers to pare away the bark, and anywhere from two to eight more cooks to trim the cane first into flat planks and then into precisely measured sticks.
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When I park near the dunes, I hear what sounds like a goat bleating beyond the vast surrounding sugarcane fields, which can't be right - there's no farm in sight.
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The major agricultural products are wheat, rice, barley, corn, sorghum, sugarcane, potatoes, and fruits.
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The worst of the worst what is left after basic consummation the longitudinal fibroma of sugarcane stalks the iridescent pulp.
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For most distilled liquors, the raw material used is a natural sugar as found in honey, ripe fruit, sugarcane juice, palm sap, beet root, milk, or a substance of amylaceous (starchy) nature that can be easily converted into simple sugars using enzymes present in cereals or through the addition of suitable malted cereal.
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The new sugarcane variety YT00-236 was bred from female parent YN73-204 and male parent CP72-1210 by Zhanjiang Sugarcane Research Center of Guangzhou Sugarcane Industry Research Institute.
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The fertile soil of the valleys produces a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, including citrus, sugarcane, watermelons, bananas, yams, and beans.
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The major crops are rice, jute, wheat, tea, sugarcane, and vegetables.
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I told him that in the summertime I've had fresh sugarcane drinks at Quang Deli in south Minneapolis, where they roll the cane through a kind of toothed press, extracting the juice.
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Meanwhile a northern New South Wales sugarcane producer believes most of the Federal Government's rescue package will remain unspent.
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There are notebooks made of bagasse, a product of sugarcane waste, a renewable eco-friendly material.
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Malawi currently uses gasoline blended with ten per cent locally - made sugarcane ethanol.
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Large plantations of coffee, sugarcane, bananas, and cardamom, all grown primarily for export, cover much of the Pacific lowlands.
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Early garden crops - many of which are indigenous - included sugarcane, Pacific bananas, yams, and taros, while sago and pandanus were two commonly exploited native forest crops.
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The locals there made wine from cashews, sugarcane, carrots, grapefruit, breadfruit, pineapple, and mangoes, to name only the ones I encountered.
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It is used routinely in Brazil to control spittlebugs on alfalfa or sugarcane, and one variety is now being applied widely in Africa against locusts and grasshoppers.
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The lines formed into elephants chewing sugarcane, tigers prowling and lions growling and then colour was filled to bring alive the green surroundings of the zoo.
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In irrigated conditions, it can choose from sugarcane, maize, brinjal, chillies, mulberry, tomato, potato, turmeric, ginger, grapes, banana and betel.
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In October 2002, the State Government had revised the water rates for sugarcane, paddy, wheat, cotton, groundnut, sunflower and other crops.
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And so we're - and we started, you know, looking at agricultural products like sugarcane bagasse, which is, you know, just the stuff left up - over after sugarcane has been pressed to remove the, you know, the sugar.
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