Sentence examples for exclusively cultivated from inspiring English sources

With the exception of the area where BEN05 was collected, the cultivar-group Melanophthalmus was exclusively cultivated in the whole sampling area.

The exclusively cultivated C. lacryma-jobi L. (2n = 20) is widely used in East and Southeast Asia for food and medicinal applications.

Tetraploids (2n = 20) predominate, including the exclusively cultivated Coix lacryma-jobi L., while diploids (2n =10), hexaploids (2n = 30), and octoploids (2n = 40) with a basic chromosome number of x = 5 are less frequent[ 15].

Based on 10 and 9 samples, respectively, both S. amabilis and T. sp. 3 appeared to exclusively cultivate a single haplotype in the sampled population.

Diverse by Design is hosted by Per Scholas, a national nonprofit providing rigorous, no-cost technology training and the Information Technology Senior Management Forum (ITSMF), the only national organization dedicated exclusively to cultivating professional talent among African-American IT executives.

With the rise of Jokic to bona fide stardom, and Harris and Murray on his heels, Denver now has a cadre of rising stars in its core group of players, and they hold the promise of growing together into the Nuggets' own version of a "big three," but one which was cultivated exclusively in-house through the draft.

We were interested to examine the genetic structure and diversity of the rice varieties that were being grown by these villagers and to determine whether they still cultivated exclusively traditional landraces or whether there was any evidence that Green Revolution varieties had been introduced in the region.

Melanophthalmus is cultivated exclusively.

It is an allogamous species cultivated exclusively by vegetative propagation, preventing any possible genetic recombination.

Cluster 2 isolates mainly originate from the NE, a region in which starch potatoes are cultivated almost exclusively.

Commercial cork is obtained almost exclusively from the bark of Q. suber (cork oak), native to and cultivated in the Mediterranean region; however, other species also produce cork.