vegetable matter

Even the smell of the pig's meat , an animal that the pork industry feeds nothing but decaying vegetable matter, tastes better.

A century from now, a little mound, densely covered with vegetable matter, would perhaps indicate where humanity buried.

What goes for crude oil also applies to the stuff squeezed out of vegetable matter.

The accepted procedure is to remove practically all vegetable matter from the original ground and from fill material.

This process does not remove the inert vegetable matter contained in raw wool fibre.

They'll eat almost any vegetable matter or animal - preferably dead or recently dead; sometimes, even young crabs.

Peat Partially carbonized vegetable matter, usually mosses, found in bogs and used as fertilizer and fuel.

Of, relating to, or being a drug or agent made up chiefly of herbal or vegetable matter.

Animals can live only on what plants have already turned from inorganic to vegetable matter.

resulted from the bacterial decay of cellulose in vegetable matter under water.

Like most other rodents, Svynnerton's bush squirrels eat vegetable matter, fruits, nuts and small insects.

from inorganic to vegetable matter.

First, a suitable base material such as wood, peat, vegetable matter, or bone is carbonized by heating the material in absence of air.

Feeds on seeds and other vegetable matter and insects (Ref. 36880).

Using or produced with fertilizers of animal or vegetable matter, using no synthetic fertilizers or pesticides

Standard Test Method for Vegetable Matter and Other Alkali-Insoluble Impurities in Scoured Wool

Mixed cellulase removing vegetable matter of wool

A mass of pressed vegetable matter: