Noun:

ढवळणे,

stubbles's Usage Examples:

management practices on agricultural land include: Set-aside Overwinter stubbles Uncultivated margins, ditches, field corners Conservation headlands Wild.

the bean goose come from its habit in the past of grazing in bean field stubbles in winter.

the swamps or ridges in deep mountains, the perennial plant sprouts in stubbles.

In the winter they feed on small seeds from over-wintered stubbles, fallow land, set-aside, and the over-winter feeding of stock with grain.

him provocative as well as stimulating, a kindler of live sparks in many stubbles.

Numerous green arthrospores will be seen under the microscope inside the stubbles of broken hair.

wind raised clouds of dust and rustled through the ugly dry rastrojos, or stubbles of Indian corn, which covered the plain.

hand, practices that hasten oxidation of carbon (such as burning crop stubbles or over-cultivation) are discouraged; on the other hand, incorporation.

tropical forests and Andean cloud forest, but have also been found in stubbles and pastures.

His emblem was "stubbles in the field, set on fire, half burned".

straight blades are mounted on the straw management rotor that chops the stubbles that comes in contact with the sowing tine.

In wintertime they eat grass and leaves but also glean grain on cereal stubbles and sometimes feed on growing crops, especially during the night.

They grow mostly in tropical forests but have also been found in stubbles, pastures, coastal ranges, tropical mountain areas, and wet to dry interior.

Synonyms:

beard, face fungus, whiskers,

Antonyms:

ride, uncover, achromatic, gather,