beet

Converse of object

• modify: For example the makers of silver spoon sugar have decided not to use genetically modified sugar beet.
• grow: We're delighted to be able to continue growing sugar beet on our farms.

Preposition: for

• persistence: Monitoring field releases of genetically modified sugar beets for persistence of transgenic plant DNA and horizontal gene transfer.

Adjective modifier

• gmht: Weed management for agricultural and environmental benefit in GMHT sugar beet.
• tolerant: On an average scenarios with genetically modified herbicide tolerant sugar beet led in an increased gross margin.
• transgenic: Over-wintering of transgenic sugar beet was found to be a source for dispersal of transgenic pollen [ 9 ] .
• conventional: Results of the UK Farm Scale Evaluations indicate that herbicide tolerant GM beet had more impacts on biodiversity than conventional beet [ 12 ] .
• red: Typical recipe: Potato salad with red beet Proverb: One cannot make soup out of beauty.

Modifies a noun

• pulp: Silver Charm, the 1997 Kentucky Derby winner received beet pulp in its diet.
• grower: I have raised in Parliament the problems facing sugar beet growers due to the proposed changes from Europe.
• sugar: Is excess capacity likely to result from EU beet sugar processors moving into cane sugar refining?
• crop: In general, spraying young beet crops is wasteful.
• factory: July 10 th 1924 There is much interest in the proposal to build a sugar beet factory in the Bury st Edmunds areas.
• juice: Many people mix carrot juice with beet juice for helping with liver problems.

Noun used with modifier

• sugar: Sugar beet now has the lowest nitrogen usage of any major arable crop in the UK.
• fodder: These studies indicate a greater removal of potash by fodder beet in practice than existing standards allow for.
• spinach: In cold areas start spinach and spinach beet off in pots under glass.
• weed: Weed beet can therefore evolve from seed of any beet left to flower in the field.
• leaf: Sow seed of perpetual spinach ( leaf beet ) to provide a useful crop from October through until April.
• sea: Also for the winter, and growing well, are purple sprouting broccoli and sea kale beet.