corn silk การใช้

• Corn silk cures kidney problems and cleanses them, and is a diuretic.
• Rinse them quickly to get rid of clinging corn silk and other debris.
• The Mysterious Man tells the Baker to feed the hair-like corn silk to the cow.
• Turn back the husks of the corn without removing them, and remove the corn silk.
• Instantly, Moscow's exurbs were awash in corn silks.
• Woods, then a seventh grader with limbs made of corn silk, was " shocked at first ."
• Carefully remove all the corn silk.
• Since corn silk and coffee grounds aren't acceptable alternatives, what gets substituted is the source of the product.
• A corn plant produces corn silk surrounding each ear about two months after the plant emerges from the ground.
• Baby corn ears are hand-picked as soon as the corn silks emerge from the ear tips, or a few days after.
• The Hawks'bench is thinner than corn silk, causing Atlanta's regulars to play more minutes than any other starting five in the league.
• Their  eco-canisters are wrapped with labels printed with water-based inks, and their tea bags are made from a compostable corn silk.
• The shoots, which grow out the sides of the root, have the sheen of corn silk and the texture of a water chestnut.
• This was the strategy : The adult beetles, which eat corn silks and pollen, would lay their eggs in a cornfield in midsummer.
• Adults feed primarily on corn silk, pollen and kernels on exposed ear tips, although they will feed on leaves and pollen of other plants.
• He had an unfortunate predilection for snitching " presarved tarnips " and smoking corn silk behind the woodshed  much to his chagrin when Mammy caught him.
• He cloaks the tops in brown paper bags to catch ripe pollen and the shoots in white bags to prevent strange pollen from attaching itself to the corn silk.
• Brennan, the farm owner, whose hair is as silvery fine as corn silk, wandered among the festival-goers, and was repeatedly greeted and thanked for handing over his farm every year.
• But there are also wisteria, pine boughs, camellias, orchids, tomatoes, fire grass, lentils, cinnamon sticks, split peas, clover seed, squash, hibiscus, heather, lemons, Spanish peanuts, Easter lilies, sweet rice, corn silk, palm fiber and coconut flakes.
• The natural substance that causes the new Tifton corn to resist caterpillars is known as maysin and it occurs only in corn silk, the spot where earworms start when they set out to burrow into an ear of corn.