corn-cobs

Now, ethanol is made with corn cobs, which are just a small amount of the corn plant's total biomass.

The mature corn cobs in the crop fields appear partly hidden and partly visible, showing the sense of layering in the pictures.

with a penetrating odor; made from plant hulls and corn cobs; used in making furan and as a solvent.

Then you can harvest the kernels , and then you just need a few kernels -- I add mycelium to it , and then I inoculate the corn cobs .

The effect of caffeic acid on absorption spectrum, color and composition of anthocyanins extracted from purple corn cobs were investigated.

The thresher has the advantages of higher percentage of threshing and no damage of the corn cobs.

Researchers also discovered that wi-fi radiation could slow the growth of corn cobs.

If Mr Riisgaard is right, there is a wealth of farm waste that could be turned into fuel, from corn cobs to citrus peel to wood chips.

In the autumn, big, yellow corn cobs sprout up, one after another.

Now, three corn cobs, no other grain -- lots of mushrooms begin to form.

New corn borer on corn cobs, vegetable aphids and so are the finest on the bait.

She is drying the cloth woven and dyed by herself. Corn cobs hanging under the roof neatly. Everything look like movies scenes.

The study also found that Wi-Fi radiation could inhibit the growth of corn cobs.

In colonial times in America (late 1700's) it was still common to use corn-cobs or leaves.

Hydrolysis of corn cobs by cellulase