Sentence examples for chances of seed from inspiring English sources

Similarly, brightly coloured fruits have improved chances of seed dispersal by animals attracted to them as food.

As a minimal estimate of soil depths at which seed burial would decrease chances of seed germination, we used field measurements of the abundance of fungi needed for G. pubescens germination at different soil depths.

Natural regeneration can be used when degraded land is located near existing forest edges, creating a high chance of seed and species dispersal and colonization from the forest frontier into the degraded landscape (Chazdon 2008).

The chance of seeding can be reduced by careful technique, e.g. heating a needle prior to removal so that any adherent viable tumour cells are destroyed.

Producing female figs on the terminal twigs can facilitate the access and consumption of ripened figs by bats, and then increase the chances of effective seed dispersal.

Plants have evolved to ensure that flowering occurs when there is the greatest chance of pollination, seed development and seed dispersal.

In other words, being drawn against a rank no-hoper during qualification is severely detrimental to a team's chances of being seeded once qualified.

Judo: Israel-born Briton Alice Schlesinger clinched her first Grand Slam title since 2012 in Azerbaijan to bolster her chances of being seeded for the Olympic Games.

Adding random people to your roster increases your chances of being seeded.

In addition, if the true alignment is long and contains many seeds, the chance of all seeds being false is very small.

But the charity Plantlife says local councils are "cutting too much and too early", depriving flowers of the chance to seed and reproduce.