Sentence examples for from a seedling from inspiring English sources
He is no slouch at identifying tropical plants, either: Once, says Dr. Mittermeier, Dr. Foster identified a species of plant from a fragment of leaf that had come from a seedling being eaten by a turtle.
A. In "American Food and Drink" (Ticknor & Fields, 1983), John Mariani notes that the Concord grape is a hybrid labrusca grape propagated from a seedling grown in Concord, Mass.
We have also previously isolated resistance gene analog 2 (RGa2), a putative nucleotide-binding and leucine-rich repeat (NB-LRR -type resistaNB-LRR -type, from a seedliNB-LRR -typecuminata ssp.
Eventually, the acorn does indeed grow, first from a seedling shooting thin roots into the soil and finally to an enormous, thick-trunked oak that fulfills all its promises.
Mechanical thinning treatments accelerated understory recruitment of early-successional, shade-intolerant tree species that regenerated from seed (e.g., Liriodendron tulipifera) and resprouted from a seedling bank (e.g., Sassafrass albidum).
HER favorite cactus, a 10-footer she grew from a seedling her mother gave her, is decorated like a desert-dwelling Christmas tree with tiny ornaments; names of deceased loved ones are carved into its body — she uses a pin and, she says, the cactus "bleeds in white".
From its start as a seedling, lettuce takes from 32 to 40 days to reach full maturity, growing in row upon row of planters — plastic rain gutters, actually, that Mr. Donato purchased at a local hardware store.
A giant agave, which marks the entry to the garden, came from Terry's mother's garden; the tall silk floss tree was a seedling from Deborah's brother's yard.
It is the conversion of a seedling from an herbaceous plant to a woody plant that marks the initiation of tree-specific structures.
As Heather Lake, one of two technicians at the I.C.Q.C., explained, she and her colleague graft the budwood onto a seedling, from which it grows into a genetic clone of its parent.
Rob Fucco, a landscape consultant, and a Stowe Center historic interpreter will conduct two tours Saturday at 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. Tickets are $12 and include a seedling from the garden to take home.
