Sentence examples similar to cultivating flora from inspiring English sources

Although not officially recorded as parts of the flora, current treatments of 21 frequently cultivated plant families in Taiwan not recorded in FOT (marked with *) are also included.

He cultivates exotic flora and arranges to have the shell of a live tortoise inlaid with jewels.

This means that alongside sweet potatoes and cauliflower, the participants also cultivate native flora like taro root, kermit eggplants, and lemongrass.

We checked the effect of treatment on feather bacterial load by cultivating feather bacteria on whole flora agar slides (plate count agar + triphenyltetrazolium chloride + neutralizing dip slides; VWR BDH Prolabo), every fortnight for 2.5 months (n = 6 control date).

She has also kept alive his tradition of cultivating the arts in relation to the fauna and flora of the gulf (e.g., Groeben and Gambi 1992; Groeben 1995), including in memorable musical performances at the Ischia Summer Schools.

Plots that had been cultivated had a richer flora of annuals than those that remained matorral for a longer time.

Beyond her flora, Ms. Thompson cultivates a certain cluelessness, perhaps a selling point for clients like Mr. Heissmann, who have enough vendors in their lives who are on the inside track.

The designer Roderick Cameron said that at La Pausa, Chanel was the first to cultivate lavender and other flora previously regarded as "poor plants".

The bacterial flora was cultivated in 9 K liquid medium.

Furthermore microscopic counts indicate that only 20 to 40% of the total flora can be cultivated.

I am thinking also of those regiments of tulips on parade on Park Avenue, and each and every tree plot that is cultivated with tulips and other flora that bloom with a lewd beauty made astonishing by the juxtaposition of all that concrete.