saccharum sentence in Hindi

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1. All reported host plants are in the Poaceae family, with the genus Chusquea featuring prominently, and a few records in Cynodon, Saccharum, Bambusa, Guada, Rhipidocladum, Merostachys and Zea, among others.
2. In suburban areas, aggressive Norway maples pose a threat to forests because they can take over wild areas and crowd out the native sugar maples ( Acer saccharum ), the mainstay of fall color in New England.
3. "' Charles Esau Eastick "'( 29 August 1860  8 October 1947 ) was a British chemist, noted for formulating golden syrup and patenting special methods for making brewers saccharum and inverted sugar.
4. The park is home to the last North American beech ( " Fagus grandifolia " ) and sugar maple ( " Acer saccharum " ) forest has specimens tall and with girths greater than in diameter.
5. Red maple is also used for the production of maple syrup, though the hard maples " Acer saccharum " ( sugar maple ) and " Acer nigrum " ( black maple ) are more commonly utilized.
6. Seedlings are shade-tolerant and it is often found as an understory tree in mature forests, such as those dominated by " Acer saccharum " ( sugar maple ) or " Populus " ( aspen ).
7. For a long time it was unclear if the plant he collected was " Acer saccharum " ( Sugar Maple ) or " A . floridanum ", as his samples were badly damaged on his return to Paris.
8. These included hybrids between local and hardy canes from India which are now called " Saccharum barberi " after him and the tropical high-sugar yielding " Saccharum officinarum " which did not survive in the winter of northern India.
9. These included hybrids between local and hardy canes from India which are now called " Saccharum barberi " after him and the tropical high-sugar yielding " Saccharum officinarum " which did not survive in the winter of northern India.
10. Since all grandmothers are beautiful, a beautiful tree like a white oak ( Quercus alba ), a sugar maple ( Acer saccharum ), a white fir ( Abies concolor ) or a European beech ( Fagus sylvatica ) might be a terrific choice.