Sentence examples for enough plants from inspiring English sources

That sowing yielded enough plants in early August to fill a 60-square-foot bed.

Now that Patricia Lynn has met the public, Dr. Bridgen is looking for a commercial propagator who can produce enough plants to make them available for retail sale.

With the possibility of windfall profits every time there is a hot summer, the power producers have little incentive to build enough plants to have a large reserve.

The companies say California's problem is simply that it does not have enough plants and that too many of its generators are old and need frequent repairs.

Carbon Engineering aims to eventually build enough plants to suck many millions of tons of CO2 out of the air to reduce climate change.

China, meanwhile, builds one new large coal power plant every week, and every year adds enough plants to light up the British Isles.

This is one of my favourites, both for its incredible blue flowers and its glaucous leaves, which have a trembling fragility, yet it is a common enough plant and not difficult to grow.

And Wendy Matthews, an archaeologist and micromorphology expert at the University of Reading in the United Kingdom, praises the team's experiments but questions whether they used enough plant material to reliably recreate these first mattresses.

At the VC stage, plants were trimmed at the base in order to obtain enough plant material, flash frozen in liquid nitrogen, transferred to the laboratory on dry ice, and stored at -80°C until further processing.

Microarray experiments involved two independent biological replicates for each time point and treatment with each replicate consisting of four or five plants to provide enough plant material for RNA isolation.

Lettuce is a hearty enough plant to thrive on its own, but a mild fertilizer, mixed with equal parts water to cut it down to half-strength, can increase your yield even more.