Sentence examples for a young plant from inspiring English sources

Wash with soft pajama pants Pour water on a young plant.

Earlier this summer I spent two days there, wandering and talking with a young plant scientist named Merlin Sheldrake.

But all kidding aside, the sector is growing, very slowly, like a young plant in a greenhouse.

A young plant begins with a smooth intact surface, but the growth of two cambial layers producing new tissues strains this outer layer, causing it to rupture.

Once a young plant successfully reaches a host, its embryonic root rots away and it becomes wholly dependent on its parasitism.

Even the Old Testament reveals it in the book of Isaiah, whose words were written 700 years before Christ was born: "For he grew up before him like a young plant, and like a root out of dry ground.

In fact, even if that tree turns out not to be a true Harrison but a close relative — perhaps a younger plant that grew from a seedling, as some in the contentious world of historic apples speculate it may be — that's fine by everyone at the company.

The IGF-1s plants (T0) had a 12.5% TSP and the T1 plant (T1 plant is a younger plant and T0 is a mature plant) had a 4.8% TSP.

Genomic DNA was prepared from bulk harvested leaves of a single young plant for each sampled accession by a modified CTAB method either at IRRI or at CAAS.

A very young plant, if the top is clipped, will grow outward into a bushy nettle good for later harvesting.

Tribal council member Vickie Simmons watched her brother, a former coal plant worker, die at age 31 from cardiomyopathy, the same thing that killed a fellow young plant worker down the street.