culm

In 1505 the village was hand over to bishops of Culm.

Carlo had left Culm only a month ago, and could report on what was happening there.

The town also has been known as Culm in English.

Soon, over 10,000 tons of coal and culm were being produced each year.

The delegation from Culm reportedly departed about two hours ago.

"Lord, does there exist in Culm any obstacle to our union?"

The culm of this species is good for weaving.

Coal and culm were received at the ground level.

We-if you agree, of course- will at once proceed together to Culm.

He and his followers still had a considerable distance to go to reach the boundaries of Culm.

In the next year, the pulpy wall of each culm slowly hardens.

The shoot is now considered a fully mature culm.

Now once more she forced herself to attend with courtesy and patience to the representative of Culm.

And how do we know that they will always want to behave in a friendly way toward us in Culm?

It is generally accompanied by culm, which was used extensively for burning lime.

This has resulted in a less commercially attractive material known locally as culm.

They feed inside the culm of the foodplant at ground level.

During the third year, the culm hardens further.

This hairy sheath is open and surrounds the culm.

The edible portion is the young shoot (culm).

The all green form 'Alata' lacks any yellow culm coloring.

The easiest and most practised cultivation method is culm or branch cutting.

Lesions rarely occur on the leaf sheath or culm.

The heavier impurities slid off the iron plate and out a culm gate.

Later, several smacks of about 25 tons operated from here, bringing in coal, limestone and culm.