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Перевод: beet

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Тезаурус:

1. Where there is more rain and cloud the beet grows larger but it has less sugar content.
2. As well as cereals, root crops - particularly potatoes and sugar beet - are widely grown on the best arable land, whilst in areas nearer the big cities, vegetables are most profitable, particularly on well-drained sandy loams.
3. He could grow hedges and wildflowers instead of sugar beet; he could turn his fields into areas of "quiet countryside enjoyment"; he could restore ancient coppices and chalk grassland.
4. If separate bags of nuts, bran, oats and sugar beet for instance are used, all will be stale by the time they are finished.
5. Cereals and sugar beet, on the other hand, ripen well in such conditions.
6. He grew sugar beet everywhere and built, on an island in the Thames still known as "Brandy Island", a large distillery to make spirit with the sugar beet.
7. That shape is again shadowed in the French word "poire", which means "white beet" and conforms with the frequently-mentioned pallor of the detective's complexion.
8. Surveying these now prosaically productive acres of beet and potato, it is as hard to imagine their undrained state as if one were trying to conjure up some fabulous landscape lost beyond recall.
9. A common 3-year rotation was 50% wheat or barley, 20% sugar beet, 15% maize, and 15% forage crop for stock.
10. This was more than twice the 80 litres/t volume running from grass that was ensiled with 50kg/t of sugar beet plus an inoculant, and 10 times the 20 litres seeping from grass wilted to 30% dry matter.
11. Caspar had gone mad, leaping all over the beet and sending it rolling.
12. They have 342ha (800 acres) of arable, mainly down to wheat, barley, sugar beet, linseed, maize and rye, as well as a 120 head dairy herd.
13. A farm in Norfolk has been placed under strict quarantine after the discovery of rhizomania or "root madness", which attacks sugar and other beet crops, reducing the yield.