amburry (Meaning)

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amburry (n.)

Same as Anbury.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The farmer inspected his turnip crop, concerned about the presence of an amburry, fearing it might affect the overall yield.
As the gardener examined the radishes, he noticed a small amburry that had developed on one of the plants.
The agricultural expert explained that an amburry on cruciferous vegetables can be caused by various factors, including certain pathogens.
Despite the use of preventive measures, the cabbage field still showed signs of an amburry, prompting the farmer to seek further guidance.
The researchers conducted experiments to understand the genetic factors contributing to the development of an amburry in different vegetable varieties.
Farmers in the region collaborated to share insights on managing and preventing amburries in their respective crops.
The horticulturist advised a crop rotation strategy to minimize the risk of amburries affecting the brassica family plants.
A careful examination revealed that the turnip had an amburry, prompting the farmer to isolate the affected plant to prevent the spread.
The agricultural extension service provided workshops to educate farmers on identifying and addressing amburries in their fields.
Despite the challenge posed by amburries, the resilient farmers implemented strategies to maintain a healthy and productive cruciferous vegetable harvest.

Same as Anbury.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The farmer inspected his turnip crop, concerned about the presence of an amburry, fearing it might affect the overall yield.

As the gardener examined the radishes, he noticed a small amburry that had developed on one of the plants.

The agricultural expert explained that an amburry on cruciferous vegetables can be caused by various factors, including certain pathogens.

Despite the use of preventive measures, the cabbage field still showed signs of an amburry, prompting the farmer to seek further guidance.