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| Cassava in shifting | cultivation: a systems approach to agricultural technol |
| Though now largely gone from | cultivation, a handful of Flower of Kent trees remain. |
| The area also included at the time | cultivation, a stream, and canals. |
| d by viruses and fungus affected the orange | cultivation after the heavy rains recently experienced |
| , and the numbers may be reduced by surface | cultivation after harvest. |
| s, and there is some recent interest in its | cultivation again. |
| of the taproot before seeds mature; regular | cultivation also prevents its establishment. |
| The species is used in | cultivation, although its fragrance is considered mutab |
| tions have revealed traces of late Iron Age | cultivation, and they show that Deva's amphitheatre had |
| waste land have been selected for Jatropha | cultivation and will provide much needed employment to |
| ata which is a serious problem in sugarcane | cultivation and Holotrichia consanguinea which is a pro |
| Drosera derbyensis is grown in | cultivation and has been found to thrive in heated wate |
| Many species have escaped from | cultivation and become invasive weeds where climatic co |
| looming English: Observations on the roots, | cultivation and hybrids of the English Language" (2004, |
| It is best to mimic these conditions in | cultivation, and water the plants with cold, purified w |
| force), rigaku's primary focus was on moral | cultivation and spirituality. |
| lage to diversify and break ties with poppy | cultivation and the illicit opium trade. |
| Requires moisture and shade for | cultivation and hence not commonly seen cultivated. |
| d the Poche family has been involved in the | cultivation and processing of Perique tobacco through c |
| zed the Mendoza region's potential for wine | cultivation and production, and planted grapes with vin |
| The economy was based on grain | cultivation and in 1944/45 a total of 1,761 dunums was |
| habitat is open deciduous wooded areas and | cultivation, and in Florida also mangroves. |
| G. hookeriana is comparatively rare in | cultivation, and less vigorous than the cultivar. |
| In North America, this plant has escaped | cultivation and is a common weed of fields and roadside |
| d a weed in some areas where it has escaped | cultivation and now grows wild. |
| cleared for agriculture, grazing, and rice | cultivation, and some exotic species have been introduc |
| A. 'Red Apple', has, in some areas, escaped | cultivation and now grows as an introduced species. |
| ploration and expansion, war and diplomacy, | cultivation and pollution, industry and agriculture, re |
| The traditional farming system of rice | cultivation and vegetables are still found there. |
| , this area has a strong tradition in olive | cultivation, and some current vineyards have been conve |
| ed a better climate, lands better suited to | cultivation, and proximity to mining. |
| e people are directly involved in vegetable | cultivation and some are working as laborers in tea est |
| ss bioreactor is a photobioreactor used for | cultivation and breeding of mosses. |
| ith portions of the east) mostly lies under | cultivation and is home to comparatively little wildlif |
| Prawn farming , pokkali rice | cultivation and coconut plantation are the main livelih |
| self to his earlier pioneering propagation, | cultivation and distribution of the variety. |
| en woodland with some tall trees, including | cultivation and around human habitation, from southern |
| n death of some specimens of C. indivisa in | cultivation and in the wild has been attributed to this |
| ylindrical and long (from 35 cm up to 3m in | cultivation) and resemble the leaves of the Holcoglossu |
| slands with scattered trees, lightly wooded | cultivation, and the edges of primary and tall secondar |
| 69 that Puka was 'already established under | cultivation', and today it is widely grown as a street |
| er, hence its name, which enables date palm | cultivation and the rare use (for the desert) of brick |
| ded consequences were the explosion of drug | cultivation and production activities, the dispersion a |
| 's Land Army who put the tennis courts into | cultivation and used the reception rooms as a food stor |
| a common bird in semi-open areas, including | cultivation and gardens. |
| "The | Cultivation and Advancement of the various Branches of |
| closely connected with the movement for the | cultivation and nomenclature of Gothic architecture wit |
| selective, so they are used for the general | cultivation and maintenance of bacteria kept in laborat |
| It does well in | cultivation and recently has spread dramatically in are |
| se of pesticides and chemical fertilizer in | cultivation, and the lack of pleasant flavours, and the |
| Ashe engaged in rice | cultivation and studied law; he was admitted to the sta |
| the theater of hostilities, and the area of | cultivation and revenue continued to increase under a f |
| adicate illegal indoor and outdoor cannabis | cultivation and trafficking throughout California. |
| o life, the ultimate goal of which was "the | cultivation and perfection of human beings". |
| ; he gave papers on agriculture, scrub land | cultivation and wine and brandy. |
| In the books don Juan was an expert in the | cultivation and use of various psychotropic plants (spe |
| Telugu), but they have now largely moved to | cultivation and agricultural labour; with a few of them |
| Nonetheless modest conditions for | cultivation and fast rate of growth have led many local |
| It is common in | cultivation and often called the "Silver Dollar" vine. |
| other things, the area is known for potato | cultivation and fishing. |
| on, employing South Sea islanders to do the | cultivation and picking. |
| In 1801 it began to specialize in silkworm | cultivation and honey production. |
| USDA Zone 9 is recommended for outdoor | cultivation, and it is said that Mimosa scabrella is mo |
| t with a Mediterranean climate suitable for | cultivation and field cultivation of grain, however, th |
| m Thomas Stearn) Lilies of the World: Their | Cultivation and Classification (London: Country Life, 1 |
| It is popular in | cultivation, and is favoured by the cut flower trade. |
| Rubber | cultivation and foreign remittances are the major sourc |
| It is extremely rare in | cultivation and only one mature tree grows outside its |
| ve oil-bearing rose and essential oil crops | cultivation and industry, to improve new oil-bearing ro |
| Aspidistra elatior is well-known in | cultivation and has a reputation for withstanding negle |
| On the other hand, it is widely planted in | cultivation and grows well in tropical locations such a |
| The Movimento Libertario favors the free | cultivation and the free marketing of seeds and GMO foo |
| depletion can be due to excessively intense | cultivation and inadequate soil management. |
| river frontage as well as land suitable for | cultivation and habitation. |
| f developments in embryonic human stem cell | cultivation and transfer. |
| The cartel was involved in the | cultivation and distribution of marijuana primarily, ho |
| Removal of the native forest for | cultivation and pastureland during the past 50 years ha |
| Main article: Bonsai | cultivation and care |
| or ask for more information about spaghetti | cultivation and how they could grow their own spaghetti |
| zed expressly to eradicate illegal cannabis | cultivation and trafficking in California. |
| A Comprehensive Guide to | Cultivation and Identification. |
| of the surrounding land is used for arable | cultivation and fruit orchards. |
| Sidney Lee wrote that Mildmay was a man of | cultivation and of great piety, with some popular reput |
| been discovered, there are none growing in | cultivation, and there are no seeds in storage. |
| It has escaped from | cultivation and become established in the wild in parts |
| The land is used for prawn fishing, paddy | cultivation and some shifting cultivation. |
| ople can acquire drug paraphernalia for the | cultivation and consumption of cannabis, also known as |
| Phlebodium aureum is well-adapted to | cultivation and is valued both as an ornamental plant a |
| , in 1929, only 5823 acres were under sugar | cultivation and the annual yield was 56, 400 tons as co |
| o control the territory which they used for | cultivation and processing of coca. |
| ide-ranging reputation for relative ease of | cultivation and ability to adapt to different condition |
| fered abject environmental degradation from | cultivation and wildfires like the Great Hinckley Fire. |
| Cultivation and spraying are done with heritage Cletrac | |
| Chena | cultivation and grasslands surround the tank area. |
| ted more than a dozen books about marijuana | cultivation and social policy. |
| They practice shifting | cultivation and the men hunt. |
| The main sources of livelihood were | cultivation and fishing. |
| t was cleared in the early 19th century for | cultivation and farming. |
| The company specializes in the | cultivation and processing of sugarcane and fruit, such |
| Marginal land is now coming under | cultivation and tree cover in the forest reserves is be |
| Most either promoted cannabis | cultivation and/or the "stoner" lifestyle. |
| ertheless, the flowers of plants growing in | cultivation are readily pollinated by a large number of |
| The two primary varietals under | cultivation are Pinot Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon. |
| cies is rarely collected and most plants in | cultivation are children of this first collection. |
| Seedlings in | cultivation are reported to begin producing a stem two |
| Often those grown in | cultivation are strains from the western end of its ran |
| ken is located in the most productive fruit | cultivation area of Belgium and the area is famous for |
| yesteryears, Monippally was a famous ginger | cultivation area in Central Travancore. |
| The largest | cultivation area of tea which is around the Nansatsu pl |
| guide pamphlets, and a large indoor orchid | cultivation area. |
| Vegetable | cultivation around the Bogahakumbura area |
| ns, it is seen as one component of shifting | cultivation, as a part of field preparation for plantin |
| ss is very slow and difficult to achieve in | cultivation; as a result, many plants sold for horticul |
| , now many are also landowners, involved in | cultivation, as well as selling grocery. |
| is derived from cereal, vineyard and almond | cultivation, as well as some cattle. |
| on with millions of farmers relying on rice | cultivation as their major source of employment. |
| It is sometimes known in | cultivation as "Kaffir Lily"; this name is best avoided |
| ue to the near-total discontinuance of rice | cultivation as it became economically non-viable and th |
| The plant is reasonably common in | cultivation as a decorative tree in New Zealand, especi |
| The species was introduced into | cultivation at the beginning of the eighteenth century. |
| Flowering Aloe ramosissima in | cultivation at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens in Cape T |
| laevigata, in | cultivation at The Banksia Farm |
| Cultivation away from its native range has been success | |
| us of the population, and introduced coffee | cultivation based on the West Indian system (1824). |
| The plant is not found in | cultivation, because its flowers have no ornamental val |
| Ecuador, these cacti are extremely rare in | cultivation because of the very strict rules for removi |
| Certain alpine plants have been chosen for | cultivation because of their dwarf habit. |
| Grape | cultivation began in the Cucamonga Valley in 1838, and |
| ,Jyothi Bhavan, Aaradhana Convent etc. Main | cultivation being the Rubber and the term "Achayans" is |
| 'UPMTF' (Bosque) is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| 'Milliken' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| 'Red Fall' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| The tree is not known to be in | cultivation beyond the USA. |
| 'Hallelujah' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| 'Burnley Select' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond Australia. |
| 'Ed Wood' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| isted 2007), the tree is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| 'Prairie Shade' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| The tree is not known to be in | cultivation beyond Canada. |
| The cultivar is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| 'Lincoln' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| 'Jade Empress' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| 'Burgundy' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| 'Golden Rey' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond the USA. |
| 'Pathfinder' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond North America. |
| 'Churchyard' is not known to be in | cultivation beyond Australia. |
| o be very similar and are often confused in | cultivation; both have small leaves arranged in a roset |
| the road junction above the farm marked the | cultivation boundary between manor and common ground. |
| bought and enclosed huge areas of land for | cultivation, built two new wings to the house, and land |
| People in this village do | cultivation, business and information technology jobs. |
| Semi-hardy in | cultivation but needs protection against frosts. |
| a was famous for centuries for its silkworm | cultivation, but this industry has died out, due to syn |
| Laos has experienced very steep declines in | cultivation, but former opium farmers are in many cases |
| It may be short lived in | cultivation, but tends to last longest in well-drained |
| t is now lost under modern construction and | cultivation but excavations have revealed hundreds of s |
| hought that they had plantings of Fer under | cultivation but in the late 20th century it was discove |
| his species has recently been introduced to | cultivation but are still very rare and are raised by o |
| ost difficult carnivorous plants to keep in | cultivation, but this depends on the area in which they |
| s the inhabitants for their industry in its | cultivation, but, like most of the cities of Sicily, it |
| olitically the paper benefited from careful | cultivation by Harold Wilson, though Hetherington's clo |
| s: rice and indigo, both of which relied on | cultivation by slave labor. |
| It was introduced into | cultivation by 19th century Scottish botanist David Dou |
| e much less attention paid to physiological | cultivation by ingesting herbs and drugs, which had bee |
| es, the variety was recommended for general | cultivation by the American Pomological Congress in 185 |
| h rare in the wild, this dudleya is kept in | cultivation by gardeners and enthusiasts of succulents, |
| by increasing the availability of land for | cultivation, by assistance to the sugar-beet industry, |
| nt greenway, meadow saffron (left over from | cultivation by the monks at Dore Abbey), and some villa |
| Garcia wrote a book on marijuana | cultivation, called Primo Plant: Growing Sinsemilla Mar |
| A basic description of hemp | cultivation can be found in the US film Hemp for Victor |
| ion of the valley such that a much extended | cultivation can be assumed even for an earlier period w |
| lage and even now the strip-field system of | cultivation can be seen to the west and north-east of t |
| Rice | cultivation, cattle grazing on the shores, burning of s |
| t farms and turned them into huge marijuana | cultivation centers. |
| em to pursue their present occupations like | cultivation, coir making, and toddy tapping than trying |
| B. baxteri in | cultivation, Colac, Victoria. |
| mated to be more than 3-6 million plants in | cultivation compared to only 35,800 plants remaining in |
| Coconut and Paddy | cultivation consists of the main economic activities in |
| Cultivation consists of rubber plantation, rice and coc | |
| ration it added even though viticulture and | cultivation could be difficult due to its extremely har |
| 2004 statistics reveal that marathefriko | cultivation covers 125 hectares which represents less t |
| Cultivation: Cultivation with the hand or tiller is a r | |
| arry out activities in these areas, such as | cultivation, cutting hay, grazing animals or using othe |
| estial observation, including the important | cultivation cycle for sacred corn. |
| Its | cultivation depends on rainfall distribution, water hol |
| This large magnolia is fairly uncommon in | cultivation despite the fact that its very ornamental w |
| Kilinochchi is one of the major agrarian | cultivation destinations in the island from the pre-his |
| 1994, and the last remaining individual in | cultivation died in December 2003, despite conservation |
| ha according to production methods, gyokuro | cultivation differs from other sencha teas. |
| s.The is a considerable amount of sugarcane | cultivation done here due to presence of many sugarcane |
| g control policies on the evolution of drug | cultivation, drug trafficking, and political violence i |
| gated agricultural areas (especially cereal | cultivation) due to its accessibility to drinking water |
| e latter is now experiencing an increase in | cultivation due to overspill from Afghanistan. |
| who took up military service and were into | cultivation during peace time. |
| The tree is not known to remain in | cultivation elsewhere. |
| It is not known to be in | cultivation elsewhere. |
| In Tanzania, management of B. vulgaris | cultivation entails clearing of the ground around clump |
| presence of GMOs in the harvest of a non-GM | cultivation: first, that the seed has been contaminated |
| versified conglomerate, involving planting, | cultivation, food-processing, finance, warehouse, trans |
| is one of the strong advocaters of jatropha | cultivation for production of bio-diesel. |
| bringing over 4,000 acres of farmland under | cultivation for the first time. |
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