Sentence examples for foraging guide from inspiring English sources

Pozzi is the author of foraging guide Edible Weeds and Garden Plants of Melbourne and taught Gillard how to source ingredients for the meal from dandelions growing in Windsor to blackberries along the Merri Creek.

The art, hand-drawn illustrations worthy of vintage botany books, can be seen in his books and through an app he created that offers an on-the-go foraging guide with information on how to identify and properly eat over 250 common plants available around the country in different regions, climates, and seasons.

In his foraging guide "Food for Free," the British naturalist Richard Mabey suggests that garlic mustard's best culinary application is as a mint-like vinegary sauce for lamb (especially when the sheep itself has grazed on the plant).

Some foraging guides recommend changing the water to leach out bitter compounds in the shoots, but this unnecessary.

The random foraging task is designed to investigate animals' ability to use spatial information to guide foraging on-line.

However, it is an open question whether observations of males' foraging behaviour can guide female mate choice.

Food searching behaviors rely on volatile chemosensory cues, which create long-distance odor plumes or homogeneous odor clouds to guide foraging behaviors (Budick and Dickinson, 2006).

Visual asymmetry in pigeons enhances success in visually guided foraging (Güntürkün et al., 2000).

In order to ensure that the rats' foraging behavior was guided by paired-associate memory rather than other unintended cues such as scent that might have emanated from reward pellets hidden in a correct sand well, non-cued trials were conducted on session 46.

(For a list of restaurants specializing in truffles and a guide to foraging for wild truffles in the U.S., visit forbes.com/extra).

Radar studies of a honeybee's flights when it first leaves its nest suggest the features of the surrounding landscape that it learns guide future foraging trips.