Sentence examples for garden of origin from inspiring English sources

C. femoratus likely removes AG seeds from vertebrate feces, so vertebrate consumption does not categorically doom a seed, and may represent one of few opportunities for long distance dispersal in a system where ants usually return seeds to the garden of origin or to a neighboring garden of the same ant colony [5].

A standard cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB) procedure (Weising et al., 2005) was used for extracting genomic DNA from fresh leaf tissue of one individual V. minor plant of garden origin (VM_454_01; see Appendix 1).

Most of the varieties listed by Linnaeus were of "garden" origin rather than being wild plants.

They lived in Granada or Seville among feuding Berber tribesmen and conquered Visigoths, but when they wrote their pens flew home to the lost gardens of their origins.

According to the late 19th-century legend of origin, these gardens were originally created by the workers that lived in the cottages of the villages, to provide them with food and herbs, with flowers planted in for decoration.

The other garden walls have unknown dates of origin but mostly pre-date around 1730, when the stables were built.

A simple untitled man is buried in front of his house and a simple mother is buried in her place of origin: in a garden or a farm-area that belonged to her father.

Amazon argues that this allegation is nothing more than a garden-variety trademark infringement claim (false designation of origin).

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Oscar de la Renta pointed out backstage that he had two magnificent gardens — in Connecticut and in the Dominican Republic, his country of origin — to draw on for inspiration.

We intentionally collected females from lakes with variable invertebrate prey availability, and there was no effect of within-range lake or river of origin on growth rate in either common garden experiment.