The phrase "availability of seed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, gardening, or any situation where seeds are being discussed, particularly in terms of their accessibility or supply.
Example: "The availability of seed is crucial for farmers to plan their planting schedules effectively."
Alternatives: "access to seeds" or "seed supply".
Criteria for stocking depended entirely on availability of seed, or more precisely, the available seed was distributed among reservoirs in an arbitrary manner.
Mistletoe abundance apparently increased with landscape modification, particularly in narrow linear patches, but may be limited by the availability of seed dispersers and host condition.
Theory and empirical evidence suggest that natural vegetation restoration depends on both the availability of seed resources and on successful seedling establishment.
European competition regulators also said publicly, before a Bayer-Monsanto deal was even signed, that they would look at how it could affect prices and the availability of seed products, as well as research.
To resolve the problem of the insufficient availability of seed cells and to provide seed cells for tissue engineering research, an immortalized human bone marrow stromal stem cell line (MSCxj cells) was established in our department to investigate the ectopic osteogenesis of MSCxj cells.
Availability of seed capital is on the rise, and there isn't much need in the market right now.
Availability of seeds after 30 cm of soil was removed (to simulate available seed bank if the wetland was to be restored) in crop land use wetlands was low (2 52 seeds/wetland) making determination of wetland zonation difficult.
The availability of seeds and invertebrates on uncropped margins is strongly influenced by management, particularly cutting, cultivation and herbicide use.
Yet, current DGVMs assume ubiquitous availability of seeds and do not consider any seed dispersal mechanisms and/or plant migration process, which may influence the assessment of impacts to the ecosystem that rely on the vegetation structure changes (i.e., change in albedo, runoff, and terrestrial carbon sequestration capacity).
A higher seed density in the soil seed banks under the inside tree canopies might be due to the availability of seeds in the nests formed by birds within tree branches.
