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culm in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Culm may
refer to:
Culm (in
British English),
imperfect anthracite, a
variety of coal also some carboniferous...
- gr****es. In the
production of
malted grains, the
culms refer to the
rootlets of the
germinated grains. The
culms are
normally removed in a
process known as...
-
sometimes violating human rights.
Tailings are also
called mine dumps,
culm dumps, slimes, refuse,
leach residue, slickens, or terra-cone (terrikon)...
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individual species produce small culms initially. As the
clump and its
rhizome system mature,
taller and
larger culms are
produced each year
until the...
- The
Culm Measures are a
thick sequence of
geological strata originating during the
Carboniferous Period that
occur in south-west England, prin****lly in...
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distinguish it from its competitors.
Culm has
different meanings in
British and
American English. In
British English,
culm is the
imperfect anthracite, located...
- The
River Culm flows through the
Devon Redlands in Devon,
England and is the
longest tributary of the
River Exe. It
rises in the
Blackdown Hills at a spring...
- The
plant produces thick stands of
culms with long
narrow leaves. The
weight of the
leaves cause the long thin
culms to bend, or weep. The clump's vegetation...
- A
culm bomb (also
culm ball,
depending on
location in Ireland) is a
compressed ball of
culm mixed with
yellow clay as a
binding agent. For
roughly 400...
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consisting of many
heavily branched,
closely growing culms. It
reaches a
height of 6–18 m.
Culms are
green and
covered with
white blooms,
which become...
