Sentence examples for crop derived from inspiring English sources

Energycane (Saccharum hyb). is a perennial bioenergy crop derived from sugarcane, but with higher fiber, greater biomass yields, and better cold tolerance than typical sugarcane.

— Tyler Kearns, owner of the cannabis cultivation company Seven Leaves, stood in one of his half-dozen temperature-controlled grow rooms on a recent day, surveying a crop derived from the same mother plant.

However, it has become apparent that crop derived biofuels will not be sufficient to satisfy future energy demands.

Macadamia is a recently domesticated nut crop derived from the Australian subtropical rainforest species Macadamia integrifolia Maiden & Betche and M. tetraphylla L. A. S. Johnson and their hybrids.

To assess the magnitude of the first generation of parasites in the lamb crop, derived from larvae that had overwintered on pasture.

Cultivated cotton is an annual fiber crop derived mainly from two perennial species, Gossypium hirsutum L. or upland cotton, and G. barbadense L., extra long-staple fiber Pima or Egyptian cotton.

An improved soil appraisal framework for farm evaluation, usable for all crops, derived from the successful VSEE-based 'Cotton SOILpak' system, is proposed.

The chapter analyzes the composition of meat, milk, and eggs from farm animals consuming biotechnology-derived crops, details detecting plant source proteins and DNA in animal products, and discusses the future directions of studies involving animal feeds from crops derived through biotechnology.

Governance and regulatory considerations for bioengineered crops derived from using GEEN will require greater clarity as to target specificity, the potential for mismatched edits, unanticipated downstream effects of off-target mutations, and assurance that genome reagents do not occur in finished products.

Instead, they plotted graphs of mean values over time with no measure of uncertainty of the various measurements that they had made, and compared the graphs for bees foraging in crops derived from seeds treated or not treated with thiamethoxam.

These evolutionary differences in preferred mode of branching between pooid and ehrhartoid grasses, on the one hand, and panicoid grasses on the other, strongly affect the different architecture of domesticated cereal crops derived from them.