- Tapioca, and
other ****es. Rice and
other minor millets (Foxtail,
Finger Millet and
Little Millet) form the
staple food of the
tribal people who inhabit...
- fragrant”
referring to the
intense fragrance of its flowers. It is an
evergreen shrub or
small tree
growing to 3–12 m (9.8–39.4 ft) tall. The
leaves are...
-
announced the
hiring of
Golden State Warriors chief marketing officer Jen
Millet as its
chief operating officer. The club
revealed its
colors and
crest on...
- crop
together with groundnut, sorghum, sesame, niger, maize,
finger millet,
pearl millet, amaranth,
marvel gr**** or
kidney bean. Furthermore, Macrotyloma...
- 6000–5000 BCE; the same
occurred in the
Yellow River basin (Henan) with
millet.
Millet and rice,
initially gathered and
consumed in
their wild forms, were...
- (Montevideo)
William B.
Helmreich 74
Sociologist United States (Great Neck)
Denise Millet 86
Illustrator France (Paris)
Pearson Jordan 69
Athlete United States (Dallas)...
-
Dawenkou culture. The 4.2 ka
event had no
discernible impact on the
spread of
millet cultivation in the region. The 4.2 ka
event substantially reduced ENSO variability...
-
Whitehorn /
Monterey Park) T2Y
Calgary (Millrise /
Somerset /
Bridlewood /
Evergreen) T3Y Not ****igned T4Y Not ****igned T5Y
Edmonton (Horse Hill / East Lake...
- labourers.
Major agricultural products include cereals (barley, maize,
millet,
paddy and wheat), oilseed, potato, pulses, sugarcane, jute, tobacco, milk...
- (2006), pp. 253–350.
Millet (1992).
Wacher (1995).
Jones &
Mattingly (2002), pp. 233–263.
Mattingly (2006), pp. 351–427.
Millet (1992).
Percival (1976)...
