This is because it has been under rehabilitation for the last 4 years and it is enclosed from grazing and other disturbances.
For the introgression study, flowers were enclosed from the bud stage until fruit maturity in cellophane bags, and bags were opened only for controlled hand-pollinations with tetraploid or hexaploid apomictic pollen plants (Table 1).
Complete descriptions of all current and past winners of these awards are available by mail (a 55-cent stamped, self-addressed envelope should be enclosed for each) from Gold Medal Plants, Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, 100 North 20th Street, Philadelphia, 19103 (on the Web, www.libertynet.org/phs); and from Cary Awards, Tower Hill Botanic Garden, P.O.
Here, the counter space and some tables are enclosed and heated from November through March; in warmer months, seating is outdoors.
The works are enclosed to protect them from pressure and moisture, but exposed, the gleaming array of pipes and switches, fabricated from high-strength steel, looks like a techno version of an old telephone operator's console.
This planar jet consists of two stainless steel electrodes that are enclosed by windows made from quartz glass.
Use them in candle holders that are enclosed, and keep them away from combustibles.
Cars are enclosed spaces where children have no escape from breathing tobacco smoke.
Most are enclosed by walls.
"Trappists are enclosed," he said.
