Sentence examples for examples of flowers from inspiring English sources

Examples of flowers that depend heavily on bees are larkspur, monkshood, bleeding heart, and Scotch broom.

Artificial flowers used in behavioural experiments, appearance of yellow and blue pigmented test-squares and examples of flowers with a blue halo effect visible to the human eye.

There's a stop at the Rudolph van der Goot Rose Garden in Colonial Park in Somerset, which has examples of flowers as old as the War of the Roses and as new as the most recent national rose competition.

Macfarlane, whose forthcoming book Landmarks, which looks at the relationship between nature and language, was originally inspired by the OJD's changes, pointed to the response in 2008 from the head of children's dictionaries at OUP, who said the changes had been made because: "When you look back at older versions of dictionaries, there were lots of examples of flowers for instance.

Lavender or roses are examples of flowers.

For examples of flowering herbs, see Choose Herb Blossoms for Eating.

Violets, roses, geraniums, marigolds, and nasturtiums are all examples of edible flowers, but look up other flowers before you add them to food, since some flowers are toxic.

Today, few archaeologists accept Shanidar as an example of flower burial (and some even question whether Neandertals deliberately buried their dead).

As a consequence, when association mapping is used to identify genes responsible for quantitative variation in a group of accessions, there is enough evidence that confounding will be a significant problem, especially if the trait varies geographically, as is the case for example of flowering time [3], [9], [10].

To our knowledge, B09121 is the first example of flower color variant found in the natural habitat.

He consulted with some of Kew's top specialists and returned with some shocking news: "We do not have any examples of these flowers at Kew".