Sentence examples for example plant from inspiring English sources

For example, plant owners might offer their power at prices ranging from 2 cents per kilowatt-hour upward, with most offers bunched between 5 and 10 cents.

For example, plant species differ in their requirements for light, nutrients, and microorganisms, as well as in their ability to fend off competitors and herbivores.

Newly hatched nymphs occasionally remain together for a short time, clinging to the shells of the eggs from which they have hatched; for example, plant feeding (phytophagous) nymphs may remain together because they hatch on their food source and need not search for it.

It enables liberation of molecules embedded in complex matrices (for example, plant tissues, foodstuffs).

From the cores, the scientists also extracted eDNA DNA lingering in the soil from, for example, plant leaves, rootlets, animal feces, urine, or even skin cells.

You could not, for example, plant Chardonnay in Bordeaux and call it "Bordeaux," but in many vineyards here you can pretty much plant what you please.

For example, plant-feeding insects may have large detrimental effects on plant survival or reproduction if they attack small or nonvigorous plants but may have little or no effect on large or vigorous plants of the same species.

This means that farmers who prevent carbon emissions by, for example, planting trees or reducing tillage, would get carbon credits.

Without the nitrogen-fixing bacteria, for example, plants would starve for want of nitrogen, though they are surrounded by nitrogen-containing air.

For example, plants in the cabbage family contain sulfur-containing compounds that act as sign stimuli for insects that habitually feed on only these plants.

For example, plants and other autotrophs (primary producers) convert only a fraction of the enormous amount of solar energy they have access to into food energy.