португальский
vigna unguiculata испанский
vigna unguiculata Sprawling Old World annual cultivated especially in southern United States for food and forage and green manure.
Синонимы
Examples for "cowpea"
Examples for "cowpea"
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Going southward, the cowpea has the advantage, and northward the clover gains.
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The genetic diversity indices indicated substantial diversity in Ethiopian cowpea landraces.
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Suppose the yield is two tons per acre of cowpea hay!
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Once cowpea seeds have enough moisture to take root, the plants can survive drought.
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Some farmers use the cowpea crop only as a soil-enricher.
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You will remember that only one-tenth of the total nitrogen of the cowpea plant remains in the roots and stubble?
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Only about one-tenth of the nitrogen contained in the cowpea plant is left in the roots and stubble when the crop is harvested.
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Often intercropped with maize and cotton, cowpea plants provide shade and dense cover that help protect soil and preserve moisture.
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On the other hand, a stand of cowpea plants is surer in the case of soils that crust, and germination runs higher.
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That's a black-eyed pea. He fired the object off his spoon slingshot style, and a seagull caught it in midair.
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COWPEA Cowpea, also known as black-eyed pea, is mainly grown by small farmers in more than 80 countries, from Nigeria to Brazil.
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Use already cooked, frozen, fresh, dried, or canned black-eyed peas here.
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Or skip the bun and instead enjoy 1 cup black-eyed peas.
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Black-Eyed Peas in Sauce, adds tomato puree, red pepper pods and ham hocks.
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The beneficial effects of Vigna unguiculata on metabolic disorders have been widely documented.