【かぶま】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. space between plants; intrarow spacing; space between roots
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. space between plants
    2. This meaning refers to the distance that is maintained between individual plants to ensure they have enough resources like sunlight, water, and nutrients for healthy growth.
    If the space between the plants is too narrow, they will not be able to obtain the nutrients necessary for growth.
  2. intrarow spacing
    3. This meaning specifically relates to the spacing within a single row of plants, which can be crucial for optimizing growth and yield in agriculture.
    Farmers need to adjust the intrarow spacing of their crops properly to maximize yield.
  3. space between roots
    4. This meaning pertains to the area between the root systems of plants, which is important for root development and preventing competition for resources.
    When there is a wide space between the roots, plants can absorb more moisture.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to space out plantsto secure spacing between plantswide spacing between plantsnarrow spacing between plantsto adjust the spacing between plantsappropriate spacing between plantsto set the spacing between plantsspacing between plants is importantspacing at the time of plantingto take the spacing into consideration
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