Sentence examples for fruit represented from inspiring English sources

In one case, highlighted in a Forum for the Future study of six orchards in Herefordshire, fruit represented only 0.2% of value.

Sol invites Sara to his apartment, where, after Mr. Levin makes a bit too much of her lustily devouring the forbidden fruit represented by a grape, they make love with a passionate intensity distilled from the Song of Songs.

Brazil is rich in oil plants that have natural antioxidants in their constitution, among which "pequi" (Caryocar coriaceum) stands out, a fruit represented by several species and the most common in the Northeastern Brazilian states such as Ceará and Pernambuco.

Expression of only one of these candidate starch synthase genes in apple fruit (represented by EB121923, Figure 5) peaked at 87 DAA, just prior to the peak in fruit starch content at 100 DAA [ 19].

The "old" side, which has a tiny background vignette of Eve offering Adam the forbidden fruit, represents man's fall into sin and the corrective commandments of Moses.

A fruit resulting from the apocarpous gynoecium (several pistils) of a single flower may be referred to as an aggregate fruit; a multiple fruit represents the gynoecia of several flowers.

Factor in tourism and associated cash flow, heritage (value to future generations), recreational use (by horse riders, say), firewood, shooting rights, carbon capture and preservation of soil and groundwater, and fruit represents less than 40% of an orchard's value.

Likewise the observed 1.7 Mg ha−1 in fruit represents ~14% of total biomass (1.7 out of 12.3 Mg C ha−1), which is within 10% of other studies in the region at similar vine densities [i.e., 40].

Tomato, classified as a berry fruit, represents an excellent model for floral and fruit development and is used extensively in comparative studies within the Solanaceae family [ 2, 3, 19, 23].

Since fruit represent an economically significant portion of the agricultural production and contribute to human health and well being, it is important to evaluate promoters on their ability to restrict expression in tissues other than the edible fruit.

Whether these two bands in AC fruit represent a gene family or splicing variants is unknown at this time, but, since the regulation of the two bands are similar, splicing could be a factor.