abaca造句

• In 2003, " Abaca bunchy top virus " threatened the abaca industry in the province.
• In 2003, " Abaca bunchy top virus " threatened the abaca industry in the province.
• The main agricultural products include rice, coconut, abaca, pili nuts, root crops and vegetables.
• These rivers sustain the production of rice, corn, coconuts, tobacco, abaca and root crops.
• Traditionally, they have used plants like pineapple and abaca converted into fibers as basic material for weaving.
• Cotton thread spun from cotton by womenusing the distaff crafted by men and abaca fiber are commonly used.
• The video exhibited with her installation of large multi-colored algae made by casting translucent abaca sheets.
• In both groups, women generally wear handwoven abaca tube skirts, embroidered blue cotton tops and heavy jewellery.
• As forests were cut, the cleared areas were planted with " abaca " and other crops.
• The booming abaca and coconut industries in the early 1950s contributed significantly to the growth of the local economy.
• Tomas was still part of ) and Panabo City were planted for abaca during the pre-war years.
• The " abaca " is a large herbaceous plant of the banana family that yields Manila hemp.
• The AQFI now has about 300 hectares devoted to reestablishing abaca as a top grosser for Albay and Bikol.
• The traders processed the abaca into raw fiber and resell it in Cagayan de Oro City process these into fiber.
• Coconut, Abaca and fruit planting were in abundance followed by root crops of various species suitable to the soil.
• It was only short-lived, but during its existence the association affected better price of abaca and copra.
• The Bicol region produced 27, 885 metric tons of abaca in 2014, the largest of any Philippine region.
• Before cotton was introduced by Muslim and Christian traders, the Subanen used abaca fiber for their clothing and blankets.
• However, crops like tobacco and abaca, which suffered last year, were able to form better during the period.
• Many people in the area rely mostly on abaca _ a type of hemp _ coconuts and fishing for their livelihood.