cowpeas in a sentence

• Southern cowpeas are another example of vegetables with history and endangered tradition.
• For example, intercropping of cowpeas between rows of cassava.
• Cowpea is an extremely important crop to Western and Central African countries.
• Other important crops are cassava, cowpeas, sweet potatoes, and tobacco.
• The side dishes of Num Tok are vegetables such as cowpeas and lettuce.
• Yields of wheat, sorghum, cassava, and cowpeas also increased in these countries.
• Peas, chickpeas, white beans, cowpeas or green beans are sometimes also added.
• Agriculture focuses on sorghum and cowpea recession.
• There are currently 15 species in this genus including the type species Cowpea mosaic virus.
• In normal contexts, " red cowpeas " have been used to refer to this bean.
• It's difficult to see cowpeas in a sentence .
• Maybe, because the cowpeas filled their stomachs and kept them from starvation, they considered themselves lucky.
• Black-eyed peas and their kissing cousins, cowpeas, are members of the mung bean family.
• Research in Ghana found that selecting early generations of cowpea crops to increase yield is not an effective strategy.
• In addition, pests such as insects and locusts have been reported on peanuts, cowpeas, and sorghum.
• The crushed leaves have been investigated as a treatment on stored seeds of cowpea, to prevent weevil infestation.
• There were recipes upon recipes, but no one dared a guess as to when the cowpeas got so lucky.
• Brazil is the world's second-leading producer of cowpea seed, producing 600, 000 tonnes annually.
• Buckwheat, for instance, is fairly easy to mix into the soil by hand, but cowpeas are rototiller territory.
• He advocated the use of " Vigna sinensis " ( cowpea ) as a model for studying plant genetics.
• The one that systemically infected cowpea became known first as " pea wilt virus " and then as"