Sentence examples for budding nature from inspiring English sources

Budding nature detectives went wild in an animal and plant species survey.

For the time being it would seem justified to retain M. millerae and M. torreya as paraphyletic species as these hypotheses embrace the budding nature of speciation and recognize the potentially rapid rate at which genitalia can evolve as a consequence of SSFC-SC (see discussion above).

As an adolescent in Indianapolis, where her father was "called" in 1957, Honor finds herself anxious about her own budding sexual nature.

The underlying mechanisms for the process oscillations were identified to be the synchronization of the population metabolism and cell cycles under specific physiological and culture conditions, due to the asymmetrical budding growth nature of S. cerevisiae [ 15- 17].

Thus, it appears that budding of this nature may be a way in which such large plastids replicate.

Thus, the evolutionary conservation of morphological traits may link to the survival of the extant budding yeast in nature.

The seventh and last step is the release of progeny virions by lysis of the host cell through the process of either extrusion or budding, depending on the nature of the virus.

As we step outside of our winter dens and rejoice in nature's budding greens, it seems like everyone is happier.

In nature, the budding yeast S. cerevisiae grows as multicellular clumps and secretes invertase, an enzyme that breaks down sucrose into smaller sugars (glucose and fructose) that cells can import.

Although the trees and plants were bare, Mother Nature's budding potential was intuitively tangible.

Due to the asymmetric nature of budding yeast cell division, correct nuclear position is particularly important for accurate segregation.