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The phrase "a complete seed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to botany, agriculture, or metaphorically to describe something that is fully developed or ready to grow.
Example: "To ensure a successful garden, it's essential to start with a complete seed that has all the necessary nutrients."
Alternatives: "a fully developed seed" or "an intact seed".
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According to the hypnotist snail one case of PBR will get you a Bundle, while two cases of Stella will get you a Complete Seed.
To ensure complete disruption of miRNA seed sequences in selected non-rescued cases, we extended the mutations to include a complete seed mismatch (position 2 8).
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In our experiment, we run the three algorithms to obtain a complete seeding set from a sample dataset.
For example, depending on geography, the season during which a plant can successfully complete seed set is more or less limited.
A crop grown at a new latitude may need different photoperiod responses to complete seed development before winter.
The BA model starts with the creation of a complete initial seed network of k nodes.
To deal with this issue, we pre-compute influence spread for a number of landmark points for each topic, and use rounding method in online processing to complete seed selection, as we explain in more detail now.
It is, however, surprising that these findings have not been extended to study seasonal dynamics of water use in regard to early-season soil water conservation and increased water availability to complete seed filling under drought conditions [28, 59].
Those data that included complete seed sequences are summarized below and in Table 4.
This suggests that induction of these genes may be required to complete seed development.
Finally, we included the matches whose sequence region included the complete seed region (nucleotides 2 7) of the miR.
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