The phrase "available seeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to seeds that are currently in stock or accessible for planting or purchase.
Example: "The garden center has a variety of available seeds for the upcoming planting season."
Alternatives: "in-stock seeds" or "accessible seeds".
Singled out for success by the late leader Kim Jong-il, the Changpyong Cooperative Farm where she works is mechanised, has 500 pigs to provide fertiliser and uses the best available seeds, originally brought in from Switzerland.
In Andhra Pradesh, available seeds were not certified because certification was voluntary.
Infamous for having turned up in taco shells, now transgenes have been found in commercially available seeds of traditionally bred crops.
Soil seed banks have little potential as a source of tree regeneration in the Afromontane region given the lack of available seeds due to soil erosion or the failure to form persistent soil seed banks owing to the physiological requirements of seeds (Teketay and Granström 1995, 1997).
The three species with the most available seeds were compared using behavior-guided extraction and fractionation.
Seed size can inform which ant species utilize available seeds [26], [28].
The emphasis was on commercially available seed and quick-establishing plants with little understanding or regard to inter- and intraspecific species competition.
Our results also indicate that landscape-scale recovery is often limited by the available seed sources and this is particularly true for Korean pines in this region.
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.
Our results indicate that disturbances do not necessarily increase the rate at which vegetation adapts to a changing climate, and that it is essential to consider disturbance type and available seed sources when predicting future forest conditions.
This paper provides a comprehensive review of P recovery by crystallization processes with respect to the mechanisms involved, operational parameters that influence the quality of the crystal, and available seed materials for inducing crystallization.
