Sentence examples for causes of plants from inspiring English sources
His major works, Enquiry into Plants and On the Causes of Plants, constitute the most important contributions to botanical science until the Middle Ages, almost seventeen centuries later.
Theophrastus's major botanical works were the Enquiry into Plants (Historia Plantarum) and Causes of Plants (Causae Plantarum) which were his lecture notes for the Lyceum.
Along with his other surviving botanical work, On the Causes of Plants, Enquiry into Plants was an important influence on science in the middle ages.
The Enquiry into Plants (along with the Causes of Plants) was first translated into Latin by Theodore Gaza by 1454, circulated in manuscript, and then published at Treviso in 1483.
It was Aristotle's pupil Theophrastus (371 287 BCE) in his Historia Plantarum, (better known as the Enquiry into Plants) and De Causis Plantarum (On the Causes of Plants) that established the scientific method of careful and critical observation associated with modern botanical science.
His second book Causes of Plants covers plant growth and reproduction (akin to modern physiology).
The isolation and diagnosis of the root causes of plant-wide disturbances is enhanced when process connectivity is considered alongside the results of data-driven analysis.
In order to demonstrate this, a prototype software has been designed and implemented which, when given an electronic process schematic of a plant and results from a data-driven analysis, allows the user to pose queries about the plant and to find root causes of plant-wide disturbances.
A prototype software has been designed and implemented which, when given an electronic process schematic of a plant and results from a data-driven analysis of process measurements, allows the user to pose queries about the plant and to find root causes of plant-wide disturbances.
Discerning the patterns and underlying causes of plant invasions is a central goal of invasion ecology.
Thus, differences in height and differential responses of height to light competition among species are likely to be major causes of plant species loss in a plant community following addition of limiting resources.
