Sentence examples for fecund fields from inspiring English sources
Willows tickling lazy waters, sheep grazing on fecund fields, Salisbury Cathedral like a mirage 15 minutes' walk away - it's all here.
The confluence of IBMs and GIS is arguably the most fecund area of ecological modeling today.
In fact, they see fellow servicemembers as a fetching, fertile and fecund "mission field" for coerced conversion.
All of the females analysed were fecund and observed to begin copulating under natural field conditions with their mate of choice, showing that they were both sexually mature and receptive to mating.
In fact, the common garden study showed a greater disparity between island and mainland control plants than in the field (common garden: Island ∼2.7 times more fecund than mainland vs. in situ: Island 1.4 times more fecund than mainland).
In field colonies, we assume that queens were highly fecund, and we observed that they produced eggs that were chemically very different from WLE, so that the workers could easily recognize and destroy WLE in field colonies.
The study sample includes women who were fecund and sexually active.
The area is as diverse as it is fecund.
Highly fecund couples were likely to be underrepresented in the Danish study (Bonde et al., 1998).
