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Definition of Nabawa in English: Nabawanounˈnabəwɔː mass nounAustralian A rust-resistant variety of wheat developed in the Nabawa area of Western Australia. farmers who planted Nabawa are getting good yields Example sentencesExamples - About 47 per cent is sown to the variety Nabawa.
- Nabawa enters into the parentage of the Bencubbin variety, which has replaced it in the drier districts.
- The evolution of drought-resisting varieties like Nabawa has enabled wheatgrowing to be extended into districts with low rainfall.
- Several leading Australian cultivars from this period, including Nabawa, were resistant.
- The average root weight for Nabawa was significantly greater than for Federation.
- Nabawa wheat has undoubtedly been the most important variety produced in Australia since 1900.
- Those varieties badly damaged by rust were largely replaced by Nabawa.
- Many farmers are now growing Nabawa, which is highly resistant to this disease.
- Farmers stop to exclaim at the Nabawa and insist some magic has been worked on it.
- An Australian cultivar, Nabawa, was used in flag smut tests.
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