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Meanings of sorghum in English
Portuguese
sorghum Catalan
genus sorghum Grain from plants in the genus Sorghum, especially Sorhgum bicolor.
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Usage of sorghum in English
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Industry experts said it could also produce ethanol with sugar or sorghum.
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Both cotton and sorghum need less water than soybeans, corn or wheat.
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Another variety called sweet sorghum has a stem similar to sugar cane.
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Early-season planting extends sorghum's growing season and increases yield in temperate regions.
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Under the impact of the spikes, the sorghum slowly crumbles to pieces.
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The country imports almost all of its sorghum from the United States.
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Sunflowers turn their yellow faces skywards alongside eight-foot shoots of sorghum grass.
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Barley, like corn and sorghum, is often used in animal feed in China.
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China has made other modest purchases of sorghum since the beginning of June.
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A variety called grain sorghum is a food staple in Africa and India.
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Mark how: The woman in the sorghum patch saw it happen.
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Cargill Inc will also attend, participants and other sorghum traders said.
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However, sorghum's sensitivity to low soil temperatures adversely impacts seed germination.
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These genes, he said, could prove central to regulating sorghum's metabolism.
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Still, ethanol producers using sorghum for biofuel are reducing corn demand.
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In contrast, rice, sorghum and maize presented highly expanded monocot-specific groups.
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Translations for sorghum
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Sorghum through the time
Sorghum across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common