Sentence examples for fruits led from inspiring English sources
In England, for example, the fruit gained acceptance in World War II, when the shortage of citrus fruits led the government to encourage the cultivation of other crops high in vitamin C. Europeans consume black currants in juices, flavorings, jams and the popular liqueur crème de cassis.
However, the higher average weight of the GM fruits led to a higher total yield of transgenic hybrids with respect to their controls.
"Johnny learned the hard way that a blossom is necessary to fruit production and that fruits lead to seed which in turn lead to new plants and more flowers," she wrote.
Better evidence of whether increased availability of vegetables and fruits leads to weight change may come from trials.
This would indicate that the addition of solids and/or the extra pectin contributed by the fruit led to greater structuring.
The researchers found that the presence of oil palm fruit led to a 100-fold increase in the number of wild boars living in adjacent forests.
The researchers found that the presence of oil palm fruit led to a 100-fold increase in the number of wild boar living in the adjacent forests.
It seemed tannic and closed when we tasted it, yet its sense of underlying fruit led us to believe that with a year or two more of age this wine could offer a great deal of pleasure.
Seven-times winner cannot respond to attack on final climb by team-mate and favourite As the peloton enters Spain, the nation's first winner tells how Franco and fruit led him to glory 50 years ago.
In tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum), lines derived from crosses with the wild species, Lycopersicon chmielewskii, which has small green fruit, led to progenies with large red fruit and increased fruit weight (Rick 1974).
Analysis by Spiegel of amoebal morphology as well as fruiting led to five proposed, morphologically identifiable groups of protosteloid amoebae that he thought were good candidates for being closely related to myxogastrids and dictyostelids [2], [6].
