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| hought that they had plantings of Fer under | cultivation but in the late 20th century it was discove |
| The soil in Uduvil is very fertile for | cultivation of many agricultural crops and economical c |
| se of pesticides and chemical fertilizer in | cultivation, and the lack of pleasant flavours, and the |
| The land is used for prawn fishing, paddy | cultivation and some shifting cultivation. |
| s the easiest species to bring to flower in | cultivation. |
| cted growers must agree to follow specified | cultivation protocols, and in addition pay a flat licen |
| promising of these new regions for tobacco | cultivation were the fertile soils of Nicaragua. |
| 30%of this land can be use for paddy | cultivation. |
| waste land have been selected for Jatropha | cultivation and will provide much needed employment to |
| vermiculite for use as a substrate for the | cultivation of mushrooms. |
| iconia species and can be a pest for banana | cultivation. |
| cted in the "Weva" is mainly used for paddy | cultivation. |
| previously thought too cool for commercial | cultivation, in collaboration with the UN FAO. |
| zed the Mendoza region's potential for wine | cultivation and production, and planted grapes with vin |
| emales.This place was once famous for paddy | cultivation so it got the name Nel aya. |
| ntity means a decreased need for mechanical | cultivation. |
| rseries have built huge glasshouses for the | cultivation of peppers and aubergines. |
| ish community of Ein Gedi was known for its | cultivation of the afarsimon. |
| the land in Pallathuruthy is used for paddy | cultivation. |
| Mostly for the | cultivation of cotton, land would be used by sharecropp |
| tal protection and was released for general | cultivation on January 24, 2001. |
| Breganze, lands historically famous for the | cultivation of grape vines and for the production of Gr |
| rters are at the Indian Association for the | Cultivation of Science in Kolkata, India. |
| ned as schools of Confucian studies for the | cultivation of the samurai elite, and attendance was bo |
| River's watershed is used for agricultural | cultivation, primarily that of corn and soybeans. |
| ern districts form Southern limit for Wheat | cultivation in India. |
| to make Educational process a tool for the | cultivation of social, ethical and spiritual values whi |
| closely connected with the movement for the | cultivation and nomenclature of Gothic architecture wit |
| prox 1km away).It is very famous for flower | cultivation. |
| es, the variety was recommended for general | cultivation by the American Pomological Congress in 185 |
| over 300,000 km² are suitable for Jatropha | cultivation. |
| that the area may have been used for indigo | cultivation in earlier times. |
| other things, the area is known for potato | cultivation and fishing. |
| a, 79% of the land is used for agricultural | cultivation, primarily corn and soybeans. |
| USDA Zone 9 is recommended for outdoor | cultivation, and it is said that Mimosa scabrella is mo |
| hed "The John Henry Weidner Center" for the | Cultivation of the Altruistic Spirit. |
| southbank of the Mersey, and known for the | cultivation of hemp and rope manufacture and in the 18t |
| excessive use of underground water for crop | cultivation, the construction of this dam will help to |
| lds about 0.1 hectares (0.25 acre) for hand | cultivation. |
| prime idea was to devise conditions for the | cultivation of viruses from abiotic precursors or hypot |
| Sola's addresses before the Society for the | Cultivation of Hebrew Literature led the mahamad (board |
| The Mendocino AVA is known for the | cultivation of Mediterranean climate grapes including C |
| The area is known for the | cultivation of grapes, citrus fruits, tomatoes, vegetab |
| n the egg-based media commonly used for the | cultivation of mycobacteria. |
| all penalties under California law for the | cultivation, transportation, sale, purchase, possession |
| t tourist centre, but is also known for the | cultivation of flowers and strawberries and for having |
| culture; of this area, half is used for the | cultivation of corn and soybeans, and 43% for that of h |
| nd within the AVA is not suitable for grape | cultivation); there are less than 20 wineries with only |
| long-forgotten, territories perfect for the | cultivation of wine grapes, to create a Lebanese wine t |
| with the paddy fields giving way for shrimp | cultivation or to be reclaimed for housing. |
| The Indian Association for the | Cultivation of Science, established in July 1876 at 210 |
| of the surrounding land is used for arable | cultivation and fruit orchards. |
| The area is known for strawberry | cultivation. |
| utside support), Indian Association for the | Cultivation of Science, Calcutta, (outside support), In |
| aids in World War II was used for vegetable | cultivation. |
| as gradually cleared and drained for cotton | cultivation, which encouraged an influx of black labour |
| It is famous for its | cultivation of mangoes. |
| ople can acquire drug paraphernalia for the | cultivation and consumption of cannabis, also known as |
| USDA Zones 5-8 are recommended for outside | cultivation. |
| mpy and marshy lands are suitable for murta | cultivation. |
| uring the 1930s they were used for mushroom | cultivation. |
| New areas for the | cultivation of cigar tobacco were explored. |
| were arrested by the local sheriff for the | cultivation of five marijuana plants, which spurred her |
| Removal of the native forest for | cultivation and pastureland during the past 50 years ha |
| It is associated with open forest and | cultivation. |
| In nature, it grows in open forests; in | cultivation. |
| ater supply, and The most intensive form of | cultivation is practiced among the Betsileo and Merina |
| A plant commonly found in | cultivation outside its range is the cultivar 'Adiyaman |
| The plant is not found in | cultivation, because its flowers have no ornamental val |
| Plants with white berries are found in | cultivation under the name Callicarpa americana var. |
| etween 900 and 1600 m, but is also found in | cultivation near highland papyrus. |
| This plant is not often found in | cultivation. |
| ly orange-red, various colours are found in | cultivation, ranging from nearly a true scarlet through |
| olitically the paper benefited from careful | cultivation by Harold Wilson, though Hetherington's clo |
| ominance because of wealth derived from the | cultivation of both rice and long-staple cotton, a majo |
| He furthered the | cultivation of Tapioca which became so popular and comm |
| e widely available species in the genus for | cultivation. |
| A juvenile Rhus glauca in | cultivation. |
| hi and practitioners say, that "the goal of | cultivation is individual enlightenment; everything els |
| Though now largely gone from | cultivation, a handful of Flower of Kent trees remain. |
| The soil of this land is good for | cultivation. |
| Private Employment, Government Employment, | Cultivation (mainly coconut and Paddy) Fishing etc. and |
| S. graminifolium in | cultivation. |
| the town was better suited to grazing than | cultivation. |
| Rain fed lands are used for ground nut | cultivation. |
| idered to be a difficult species to grow in | cultivation. |
| ertheless, the flowers of plants growing in | cultivation are readily pollinated by a large number of |
| aring A Catalogue of Plants Growing without | cultivation within 30 miles of Amherst College (publish |
| been discovered, there are none growing in | cultivation, and there are no seeds in storage. |
| Utricularia cornigera has been grown in | cultivation under the name U. reniformis and with the c |
| Drosera derbyensis is grown in | cultivation and has been found to thrive in heated wate |
| Some Momordica species are grown in | cultivation for their fleshy fruit, which are oblong to |
| It was then grown in | cultivation for several years while further specimens w |
| Often those grown in | cultivation are strains from the western end of its ran |
| A Comprehensive Guide to | Cultivation and Identification. |
| This species is hardy in | cultivation, including humid areas and has proved usefu |
| hers help in the activation, harnessing and | cultivation of internal Ch'i energy and the external Li |
| It has escaped | cultivation in all areas where it was introduced, but m |
| 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. |
| an introduced species where it has escaped | cultivation. |
| al appearance of the 'hands' has stimulated | cultivation in gardens around the world, primarily in N |
| shrub in subtropical areas, and has escaped | cultivation in some |
| It has escaped | cultivation in eastern Canada and in Washington state, |
| It was observed to have escaped | cultivation in 1982. |
| , and can sometimes be found having escaped | cultivation. |
| compounds is illegal and highly penalized, | cultivation for the purposes of consumption is most lik |
| It has a long history of | cultivation in Japan for practical rather than decorati |
| t farms and turned them into huge marijuana | cultivation centers. |
| Rubus deliciosus has been hybridized in | cultivation with the very closely related (and possibly |
| zed expressly to eradicate illegal cannabis | cultivation and trafficking in California. |
| In India, 7620.5 acres of illicit poppy | cultivation was detected in 2009-2010. |
| tion of 8,000 people, mostly working in the | cultivation of cereals, olives and vegetables. |
| ata which is a serious problem in sugarcane | cultivation and Holotrichia consanguinea which is a pro |
| the balloon effect, dramatic falls in coca | cultivation in the late 1990s saw cultivation move to C |
| tand cold has led to a sharp decline in its | cultivation of Japanese barnyard millet, in favor of ri |
| The loop is used in the | cultivation of microbes on plates by transferring inocu |
| ton radish caused a dramatic decline in the | cultivation of this crop in the area. |
| This is important in the | cultivation of mammalian cells, where the relative humi |
| d the Poche family has been involved in the | cultivation and processing of Perique tobacco through c |
| lage's economic base is agriculture, in the | cultivation of vines, almonds and olives. |
| okkaido' is relatively common in commercial | cultivation on both sides of the Atlantic. |
| he tree is, or has ever been, in commercial | cultivation. |
| , this area has a strong tradition in olive | cultivation, and some current vineyards have been conve |
| e people are directly involved in vegetable | cultivation and some are working as laborers in tea est |
| s been praised for his contributions in the | cultivation of Slovene-Italian cultural-historical dial |
| at Medford he took special pleasure in the | cultivation of trees, planting many thousands of them a |
| d at Fatima college, as instrumental in the | cultivation of social responsibility. |
| Recent years have seen an increase in the | cultivation of flowers under plastic. |
| s, and there is some recent interest in its | cultivation again. |
| Cassava in shifting | cultivation: a systems approach to agricultural technol |
| Ashe engaged in rice | cultivation and studied law; he was admitted to the sta |
| ople in Pannaipuram are engaged in Cardamom | cultivation in nearby Kerala hills. |
| In the books don Juan was an expert in the | cultivation and use of various psychotropic plants (spe |
| In 1801 it began to specialize in silkworm | cultivation and honey production. |
| s the inhabitants for their industry in its | cultivation, but, like most of the cities of Sicily, it |
| It was in good | cultivation in 1855, and was then inhabited by an indus |
| The cartel was involved in the | cultivation and distribution of marijuana primarily, ho |
| 3T3 cells are often used in the | cultivation of keratinocytes, with the 3T3 cells secret |
| s 2.9 million Afghans are involved in poppy | cultivation. |
| a more recent selection used in commercial | cultivation for a broccoli-like crop. |
| miles from the Arkansas River to aid in the | cultivation of 75,000 acres (300 km2) of land. |
| He engaged in the | cultivation of oranges at Clearwater, Florida, in winte |
| In human | cultivation, the varieties of cucumbers are classified |
| He was also cultivated an interest in rose | cultivation. |
| The company specializes in the | cultivation and processing of sugarcane and fruit, such |
| cond, 747, 1941 , and remains in commercial | cultivation in the USA. |
| Bulloch, a planter, also had land in cotton | cultivation. |
| farm failed, the land has been in constant | cultivation since that time, as ways were found to make |
| of the people is agriculture, including the | cultivation of rice, cotton, chilli, onion, vegetables, |
| e local area earn much of their income from | cultivation of the plant, which they grow using traditi |
| e latter is now experiencing an increase in | cultivation due to overspill from Afghanistan. |
| 1994, and the last remaining individual in | cultivation died in December 2003, despite conservation |
| n death of some specimens of C. indivisa in | cultivation and in the wild has been attributed to this |
| guide pamphlets, and a large indoor orchid | cultivation area. |
| Indoor cannabis | cultivation |
| agriculture pursuit through intensive rice | cultivation on Kedu Plain Central Java. |
| mainly due to tobacco companys' interest in | cultivation of the variety. |
| ut quickly moving to her true interest, the | cultivation of plants. |
| He was the first man to introduce the | cultivation of sugarcane in central Louisiana. |
| It was introduced into | cultivation in Europe by Augustine Henry, and the botan |
| It has been introduced into | cultivation to the United States and Australia, and is |
| English colonist John Rolfe introduced the | cultivation of a special strain of tobacco for export t |
| ese Elm cultivars have been introduced into | cultivation including the American bred variety 'Emer I |
| The species was introduced into | cultivation in 1902, where it survives as a single clon |
| It was introduced into | cultivation by 19th century Scottish botanist David Dou |
| The species was introduced into | cultivation at the beginning of the eighteenth century. |
| us of the population, and introduced coffee | cultivation based on the West Indian system (1824). |
| The species was introduced into | cultivation in Europe by William Lobb in 1843. |
| crop in Japan, myoga has been introduced to | cultivation in Australia and New Zealand for export to |
| Banksia paludosa was first introduced into | cultivation in England in 1805. |
| nto which he is said to have introduced the | cultivation of the potato. |
| his species has recently been introduced to | cultivation but are still very rare and are raised by o |
| , now many are also landowners, involved in | cultivation, as well as selling grocery. |
| primarily a settled population involved in | cultivation of cereals - especially wheat, barley and m |
| et go into a whole new sitcom involving the | cultivation of plants in the back garden. |
| versified conglomerate, involving planting, | cultivation, food-processing, finance, warehouse, trans |
| farmers switch to techniques involving less | cultivation, it is likely that this color will continue |
| aw, J. M. H. (1998) A Review of Iochroma in | Cultivation. |
| ancient times and may be the oldest iris in | cultivation. |
| tions have revealed traces of late Iron Age | cultivation, and they show that Deva's amphitheatre had |
| land area of 58.2 million hectares is under | cultivation; of this hectarage, less than 2 million hec |
| t as of 2008 only 64 acres (26 ha) is under | cultivation. |
| One feature of the repertoire is the | cultivation of dissonance, comparable perhaps to the mu |
| lmost in ruins, while Bhausingpura is under | cultivation. |
| ary occupation of the rural Shaikh is still | cultivation. |
| In addition, there is some | cultivation on her west slope. |
| phy, one of the purposes of marriage is the | cultivation of virtue. |
| ponticum, and hybridizes readily with it in | cultivation; the hybrid is invasive in parts of northea |
| Maize: its History, | Cultivation, Handling and Uses with Special Reference t |
| a was famous for centuries for its silkworm | cultivation, but this industry has died out, due to syn |
| once a fertile land well known for its rice | cultivation. |
| raditional cultural recipes and its booming | cultivation industry in modernized countries. |
| ost difficult carnivorous plants to keep in | cultivation, but this depends on the area in which they |
| h rare in the wild, this dudleya is kept in | cultivation by gardeners and enthusiasts of succulents, |
| Black soil is most suitable for all kind of | cultivation. |
| tered "out growers" with over 400 km² under | cultivation. |
| It is sometimes known in | cultivation as "Kaffir Lily"; this name is best avoided |
| species of hawthorn that was long known in | cultivation in England but apparently is no longer grow |
| and vinethicket margins; it is not known in | cultivation. |
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