1. A cat found a corn stalk.

2. Corn stalk is low - cost and renewable.

3. Corn stalk is composed of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin.

4. There are many baby corns on one corn stalk.

5. The wild goosefoot grows as tall as the corn stalk.

6. Pyrolysis performance of admixture with hard coal and corn stalk in different heat rate.

7. The main influence factors of corn stalk combustion in a fixed bed are corn stalk length, air preheating, the primary air flow rate and fuel moisture.

8. Ammonia sulfite pulping of corn stalk was studied in this paper.

9. The thermogravimetric characteristics of palletized corn stalk and wheat straw were determined for analyzing their volatility.

10. The yield of hydrolyzing corn stalk would be higher if combining enzyme and acid hydrolyzing.

11. Corn stalk was an abundant and renewable resource and mainly consisted of cellulose , hemicellulose and lignin.

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12. In order to ignite the liquids product successfully, ethanol was used as an auxiliary fuel for the heating value determination of liquid product obtained from corn stalk pyrolysis using calorimeter.

13. In a laboratory incubation experiment, timing change in amount of humic acid(HA) and fulvic acid(FA) was studied in dark-brown soil and paddy soil during corn stalk decomposition.

14. The between different amounts of potash fertilizer the incidence of corn stalk rot was studied.

15. Environmental - friendly flexible polyurethane foams were prepared from corn stalk by means of liquefaction technology of plant.

16. In the system of dye degradation, the addition of solid corn stalk degradation liquor can also increase decolor ratio and achieve over 93.0%.

17. This paper emphasized introducing the no-tillage seeding techniques of coving whole corn stalk, necessary agricultural machinery, operational technology and experimental results.

18. Gripping delivery mechanism is one of corn harvester for reaping both corn stalk and spike.