Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A cane-field; land overgrown with cogon.
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Examples
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Taller seedlings may be used in cogonal areas so they will soon overtop the grass.
Chapter 8 1992
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Fire is a major hazard during the dry season in newly established plantations, especially if located adjacent to cogonal areas.
Chapter 16 1992
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With the use of this method, a slopy cogonal-talahib area with growth density ranging from 60100 clusters/sq.
Chapter 14 1992
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In fact, areas recommended for salago planting are those which have fumed less productive (e.g., cogonal areas).
Chapter 7 1992
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Broadcast kudzu (Puerana) pods or seeds over the cogonal area.
Chapter 14 1992
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Broadcasting kudzu pods/seeds followed by hapi-hapi in cogonal areas restores soil fertility thus, improves the growth and yield of coconut trees and other plants with economic values.
Chapter 14 1992
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Area not suited for agricultural crop production, along stream and riverbanks, hillsides and cogonal land can also be planted to bamboos.
Chapter 11 1992
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Adaptability of six tree species to cogonal areas: additional information on the possible role of phenols and sugars.
Chapter 13 1984
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