Sentence examples for begun growing on from inspiring English sources

According to the GBRMPA, the current, living reef structure is believed to have begun growing on the older platform about 20,000 years ago.

More likely is that a fungus began growing on the grass when a recent spell of warm, dry weather was quickly followed by a heavy frost, he said.

As a result, scientists knew that after sprouting from seed, the plant would fairly quickly need to begin growing on and into another plant to extract the nutrients needed to survive.

These crustaceans begin growing on seaweed after it begins to float.

If you planted the jasmine next to a wall or fence, train it to grow upward until it begins growing on its own.

Eventually he moved to a 2.5-acre lot in Bedford and began growing things on a larger scale.

Eventually he moved to a 2.5-acre lot in Bedford, N.Y., and began growing things on a larger scale.

Hence, it is clear that the amount of time required for a population to begin growing depends on its initial level of maladaptation (to both the critical density and spatial thresholds) and/or genetic variance.

In the early nineteen-nineties, Anthony Atala, the director of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, began growing human bladder cells on biodegradable scaffolds in his lab.

It was Mr. Wickham's father, John, who, in an experiment with Cornell in 1963, began growing Mediterranean table grapes on the North Fork.

She began growing a kitchen garden on a small patch of land, which added vegetables to her family's diet and helped save money that would otherwise have been used to purchase food.