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The grass stem bearing an inflorescence is called culm. It can be seen in wheat, barley, paddy and in many wild grasses.
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When was Bishopric of Culm - Chełmno - created?
Bishopric of Culm - Chełmno - was created in 1243.
When was Culm Valley Light Railway created?
Culm Valley Light Railway was created in 1873.
When did Culm Valley Light Railway end?
Culm Valley Light Railway ended in 1880.
What is a synonym for coal dust?
The answer is culm.
What is another word for coal dust?
culm
How long is the river Culm?
110000 meters
What has the author Roger Crombleholme written?
Roger Crombleholme has written: 'Birmingham Railway Museum guide book' -- subject(s): Birmingham Railway Museum 'The Culm Valley Light Railway' -- subject(s): Culm Valley Light Railway 'Callington railways' 'The Culm Valley light railway, by Roger Crombleholme, Douglas Stuckey [and] C. F. D. Whetmath'
Where does the River Culm end?
It ends at Stoke Canon where it meets the river Exe.
Why do plants have a hard stem?
A woody stem
What is negative stem and positive stem?
negative stem is the opposite of positive stem
What is a cherry stem?
a cherry stem is obviously a stem that has a cherry in it haha a cherry stem is obviously a stem that has a cherry in it haha
What is the stem on a stem and leaf plot?
The let side of a stem a stem and leaf plot
