To remove the hulls or husk from a grain. The removal of moisture from the air. Family of plant-sucking insects characterized by the presence of a large movable spur at the apex of the hind tibia. They are usually slow moving and move sideward or backward. They stay at the basal parts of the rice plant.
Examples are planthoppers.
A fan-shaped alluvial deposit at a river mouth formed by the deposition of successive layers of sediment from upstream areas. Derived from deluge. Descriptive of a land type where the water levels stay for more than 2 weeks at a depth greater than 30 cm, which is above the normal height of bunds or dikes, during high-rainfall months. Protein whose properties have been altered by treatment with physical or chemical agents. A very crowded arrangement of spikelets on the panicle branches, resulting in a large number of spikelets per unit length of panicle.