Assertion: buckwheat | /r/HasProperty | useful
Facets:
value: in diabetes treatment
type: TEMPORAL
value: in rough
type: OTHER
value: in these situations
type: TEMPORAL
value: with all its parts
type: OTHER
value: with medicinal value
type: OTHER
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Although modern weed control methods have reduced the need for smother crops, buckwheat may still be useful for this purpose.
text: Before it goes to seed, buckwheat can be tilled back into the soil and used as a green manure.
text: Buckwheat is sometimes used as a green manure, as a plant for erosion control, or as wildlife cover and feed.
text: Buckwheat is a useful green manure crop.
text: Buckwheat is multiple useful crop plant with medicinal value and all its parts (roots, stem, leaves, flower, fruits, and flour) are used to care various alignments (diseases) locally in traditional healthcare system.
text: Though buckwheat is useful in rough, remote plots, it certainly performs better in plots with good seedbed preparation and fertility.
text: I have also found buckwheat to be useful as a soil-improvement crop on infertile logging decks that I wanted to prepare for cool-season perennial plots.
text: Although buckwheat is useful in these situations, it is not a good practice to grow buckwheat on soils that are best suited for pasture or forest.
text: Therefore, buckwheat may be useful in diabetes treatment (3).
text: Before it goes to seed, buckwheat can be tilled back into the soil and used as a green manure.
text: When used as a green manure, buckwheat is typically ploughed down after 7 to ten days of flowering (Bugg and Ellis, 1990), or before seed is set (Johnny's Selected Seeds, 1983.).