Sentence examples for example seeds from inspiring English sources

(For example, seeds might get mixed up in a factory).

For example, seeds and fruits have been recovered from the Neanderthal levels at Kebara Cave, Israel (Lev et al. 2005) about 55,000 years ago.

For example, seeds of Cymbidium goeringii showed higher germination when they were harvested close to the completion of embryogenesis but not at seed maturation Nagashima (1982b).

For example, seeds, peel, flesh, and puree of tomatoes were studied by HRMAS to produce a metabolomic profiling of Spanish Almeria tomatoes and identify the molecular markers correlated to ripening process [59].

Botanical gardens play an important role in ex situ conservation; for example, seeds of cacti and other succulents are kept in long-term storage at the Desert Botanical Garden, Arizona.

For example, seeds of some plants, such as jojoba, and many marine organisms use WE as the major form of energy storage.

For example, seeding at the wrong time and in the wrong place may actually decrease rainfall.

For example, seed predators commonly scour the ground for each year's seed crop, eating most of the seeds produced by many different species each year.

For example, seed decay, damping-off (the destruction of seedlings at the soil line), and other seedling diseases are favoured by excessively wet soils.

"Private ownership of knowledge and material resources (for example, seed and genetic materials) means the flow of royalties out of Africa into the hands of multinational corporations," it said.

He thinks the mayor could address this by, for example, "seed funding a programme for enhanced enforcement in a couple of boroughs as part of his drive to improve standards".