Definition of cowpea in English:

cowpea

nounˈkaʊpiːˈkaʊˌpi

1A plant of the pea family native to the Old World tropics, cultivated for its edible pods and seeds.
Vigna unguiculata, family Leguminosae
Example sentencesExamples
- Among the legumes that the researchers will be looking at are the cowpea and the Bambara groundnut.
- Ten hectares of cowpeas and seven hectares of millet were damaged by the flooding.
- The study documents public biotech research on 20 different crops, including maize, sweet potato, and cowpeas.
- Sorghum, millet, maize, cowpeas, and black-eyed peas are the main subsistence crops.
- A number of local varieties of crops, including sorghum, millet, groundnut and cowpea, have emerged.
- The district is largely dependent on agriculture with farmers growing crops like cowpeas and millet.
- We also grow groundnuts, lemongrass, cowpeas and other small scale crops.
- Phytochrome-mediated changes in GA production triggered stem elongation in cowpea.
- Rasochova detailed her work with cowpeas in developing vaccines against animal parvoviruses.
- They planted two legume cover crops - Lana vetch and Clay Iron cowpeas.
- Other crop plants like peppers, cowpeas, clovers, legumes, and many others will be studied in the future.
- Although widely prolific in the West Indies, they have not flourished in this country, and cowpeas have more or less supplanted them.
- The seed project was started last year to produce different varieties of quality cowpea seed.
- He encouraged farmers to try new crops, like peanuts, cowpeas and sweet potatoes.
- Two strains were studied, one with the infamous Bt gene and another with a gene from cowpea.
- Dehydrin loci and tolerance to chilling were markedly cosegregated in cowpeas.
- You can grow cowpea, amaranths and okra on your terraces with a little effort.
- It is drought tolerant, even more so than cowpeas, but benefits from adequate rainfall on well-drained soils.
- Originating in Africa, okra is thought to have been brought to America by slaves, along with that other Southern staple, cowpeas.
- The maloga bean, a native Australian cowpea, V. lanceolata, also has edible pods.
1. 1.1 The seed of the cowpea as food.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Summer is the season of various kinds of beans full of protein including cowpeas, hyacinth beans and horse beans.
  Forest elephants spent a night stripping the field of what would have been a six-month supply of cowpeas.
  These are growing cowpeas, a crop, which they had abandoned before because of lack of an effective market.
  Other crops are sunhemp, cowpeas and pigeon peas.
  He's kept Miller's advice close, making memorable dishes like his cowpea fritters.
  Cowpeas are a staple crop eaten in Africa as a dry bean, snap bean, or raw salad green.
  Traditional rural staples are sweet potatoes, manioc, yams, corn, rice, pigeon peas, cowpeas, bread, and coffee.
  Other crops include peanuts, beans, squash, pumpkins, cucumbers, sweet potatoes, bananas, and cowpeas.

Definition of cowpea in US English:

cowpea

nounˈkouˌpēˈkaʊˌpi

1A plant of the pea family native to the Old World tropics, cultivated for its edible pods and seeds.
Vigna unguiculata, family Leguminosae
Example sentencesExamples
- Other crop plants like peppers, cowpeas, clovers, legumes, and many others will be studied in the future.
- Originating in Africa, okra is thought to have been brought to America by slaves, along with that other Southern staple, cowpeas.
- It is drought tolerant, even more so than cowpeas, but benefits from adequate rainfall on well-drained soils.
- You can grow cowpea, amaranths and okra on your terraces with a little effort.
- Ten hectares of cowpeas and seven hectares of millet were damaged by the flooding.
- Rasochova detailed her work with cowpeas in developing vaccines against animal parvoviruses.
- A number of local varieties of crops, including sorghum, millet, groundnut and cowpea, have emerged.
- Phytochrome-mediated changes in GA production triggered stem elongation in cowpea.
- Among the legumes that the researchers will be looking at are the cowpea and the Bambara groundnut.
- Although widely prolific in the West Indies, they have not flourished in this country, and cowpeas have more or less supplanted them.
- They planted two legume cover crops - Lana vetch and Clay Iron cowpeas.
- He encouraged farmers to try new crops, like peanuts, cowpeas and sweet potatoes.
- The maloga bean, a native Australian cowpea, V. lanceolata, also has edible pods.
- The study documents public biotech research on 20 different crops, including maize, sweet potato, and cowpeas.
- Dehydrin loci and tolerance to chilling were markedly cosegregated in cowpeas.
- Sorghum, millet, maize, cowpeas, and black-eyed peas are the main subsistence crops.
- The district is largely dependent on agriculture with farmers growing crops like cowpeas and millet.
- Two strains were studied, one with the infamous Bt gene and another with a gene from cowpea.
- We also grow groundnuts, lemongrass, cowpeas and other small scale crops.
- The seed project was started last year to produce different varieties of quality cowpea seed.
1. 1.1 The seed of the cowpea as food.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Traditional rural staples are sweet potatoes, manioc, yams, corn, rice, pigeon peas, cowpeas, bread, and coffee.
  Forest elephants spent a night stripping the field of what would have been a six-month supply of cowpeas.
  These are growing cowpeas, a crop, which they had abandoned before because of lack of an effective market.
  Cowpeas are a staple crop eaten in Africa as a dry bean, snap bean, or raw salad green.
  Other crops include peanuts, beans, squash, pumpkins, cucumbers, sweet potatoes, bananas, and cowpeas.
  Other crops are sunhemp, cowpeas and pigeon peas.
  Summer is the season of various kinds of beans full of protein including cowpeas, hyacinth beans and horse beans.
  He's kept Miller's advice close, making memorable dishes like his cowpea fritters.

单词	cowpea
释义	Definition of cowpea in English: cowpea nounˈkaʊpiːˈkaʊˌpi 1A plant of the pea family native to the Old World tropics, cultivated for its edible pods and seeds. Vigna unguiculata, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples Among the legumes that the researchers will be looking at are the cowpea and the Bambara groundnut. Ten hectares of cowpeas and seven hectares of millet were damaged by the flooding. The study documents public biotech research on 20 different crops, including maize, sweet potato, and cowpeas. Sorghum, millet, maize, cowpeas, and black-eyed peas are the main subsistence crops. A number of local varieties of crops, including sorghum, millet, groundnut and cowpea, have emerged. The district is largely dependent on agriculture with farmers growing crops like cowpeas and millet. We also grow groundnuts, lemongrass, cowpeas and other small scale crops. Phytochrome-mediated changes in GA production triggered stem elongation in cowpea. Rasochova detailed her work with cowpeas in developing vaccines against animal parvoviruses. They planted two legume cover crops - Lana vetch and Clay Iron cowpeas. Other crop plants like peppers, cowpeas, clovers, legumes, and many others will be studied in the future. Although widely prolific in the West Indies, they have not flourished in this country, and cowpeas have more or less supplanted them. The seed project was started last year to produce different varieties of quality cowpea seed. He encouraged farmers to try new crops, like peanuts, cowpeas and sweet potatoes. Two strains were studied, one with the infamous Bt gene and another with a gene from cowpea. Dehydrin loci and tolerance to chilling were markedly cosegregated in cowpeas. You can grow cowpea, amaranths and okra on your terraces with a little effort. It is drought tolerant, even more so than cowpeas, but benefits from adequate rainfall on well-drained soils. Originating in Africa, okra is thought to have been brought to America by slaves, along with that other Southern staple, cowpeas. The maloga bean, a native Australian cowpea, V. lanceolata, also has edible pods. 1.1 The seed of the cowpea as food. Example sentencesExamples Summer is the season of various kinds of beans full of protein including cowpeas, hyacinth beans and horse beans. Forest elephants spent a night stripping the field of what would have been a six-month supply of cowpeas. These are growing cowpeas, a crop, which they had abandoned before because of lack of an effective market. Other crops are sunhemp, cowpeas and pigeon peas. He's kept Miller's advice close, making memorable dishes like his cowpea fritters. Cowpeas are a staple crop eaten in Africa as a dry bean, snap bean, or raw salad green. Traditional rural staples are sweet potatoes, manioc, yams, corn, rice, pigeon peas, cowpeas, bread, and coffee. Other crops include peanuts, beans, squash, pumpkins, cucumbers, sweet potatoes, bananas, and cowpeas. Definition of cowpea in US English: cowpea nounˈkouˌpēˈkaʊˌpi 1A plant of the pea family native to the Old World tropics, cultivated for its edible pods and seeds. Vigna unguiculata, family Leguminosae Example sentencesExamples Other crop plants like peppers, cowpeas, clovers, legumes, and many others will be studied in the future. Originating in Africa, okra is thought to have been brought to America by slaves, along with that other Southern staple, cowpeas. It is drought tolerant, even more so than cowpeas, but benefits from adequate rainfall on well-drained soils. You can grow cowpea, amaranths and okra on your terraces with a little effort. Ten hectares of cowpeas and seven hectares of millet were damaged by the flooding. Rasochova detailed her work with cowpeas in developing vaccines against animal parvoviruses. A number of local varieties of crops, including sorghum, millet, groundnut and cowpea, have emerged. Phytochrome-mediated changes in GA production triggered stem elongation in cowpea. Among the legumes that the researchers will be looking at are the cowpea and the Bambara groundnut. Although widely prolific in the West Indies, they have not flourished in this country, and cowpeas have more or less supplanted them. They planted two legume cover crops - Lana vetch and Clay Iron cowpeas. He encouraged farmers to try new crops, like peanuts, cowpeas and sweet potatoes. The maloga bean, a native Australian cowpea, V. lanceolata, also has edible pods. The study documents public biotech research on 20 different crops, including maize, sweet potato, and cowpeas. Dehydrin loci and tolerance to chilling were markedly cosegregated in cowpeas. Sorghum, millet, maize, cowpeas, and black-eyed peas are the main subsistence crops. The district is largely dependent on agriculture with farmers growing crops like cowpeas and millet. Two strains were studied, one with the infamous Bt gene and another with a gene from cowpea. We also grow groundnuts, lemongrass, cowpeas and other small scale crops. The seed project was started last year to produce different varieties of quality cowpea seed. 1.1 The seed of the cowpea as food. Example sentencesExamples Traditional rural staples are sweet potatoes, manioc, yams, corn, rice, pigeon peas, cowpeas, bread, and coffee. Forest elephants spent a night stripping the field of what would have been a six-month supply of cowpeas. These are growing cowpeas, a crop, which they had abandoned before because of lack of an effective market. Cowpeas are a staple crop eaten in Africa as a dry bean, snap bean, or raw salad green. Other crops include peanuts, beans, squash, pumpkins, cucumbers, sweet potatoes, bananas, and cowpeas. Other crops are sunhemp, cowpeas and pigeon peas. Summer is the season of various kinds of beans full of protein including cowpeas, hyacinth beans and horse beans. He's kept Miller's advice close, making memorable dishes like his cowpea fritters.
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