Sentence examples for growing of tomatoes from inspiring English sources

Knowing that Wentworth Location is a bit far north for successful growing of tomatoes, I had brought a basket of them from my own garden for Lorraine.

In the mid-1980s, Tom became the assistant curator at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento while Yvonne worked for the YWCA in Sacramento and then the UC Davis Cooperative Extension office dealing with statewide growing of tomatoes, potatoes, onions, garlic, cool-season crops, harvesting and processing.

Within the 8 000-square-meter greenhouse, six trainers are supervised by Çukurova University professors Yıldız Daşgan and Nafi Baytorun, who are delivering on-the-job trainings for refugees on growing of eggplants, tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers.

And he grew thousands of tomatoes, experimenting with some that he thought might grow on trees.

Unfortunately, Klee and his team found, vegetable breeders have grown varieties of tomatoes over the past few decades that are big and firm (and great for shipping), but missing many of these aroma compounds that make for a good bruschetta.

Table 6 illustrates the effect of treatments on some growing indexes of tomato plants.

Borji et al. (2010) investigated the effect of some media include date-palm peat, perlite, cocopeat and mix of these materials on growing indices of tomato.

There were significant treatment differences (p < 0.05) on total N lost through emission of N2O during the growing period of tomato and rape (Tables 3, 4).

The effect of substrates include Perlite, date-palm peat, date-palm peat + Perlite and Coco peat + Perlite on growing indices of tomato studied by Mohammadi Ghehsareh et al. ([2010]) and results showed that the yield of tomato fruits and TSS had not any significant differences between treatments at 5% level.

Previous research emphasized the relevance of BR for invertase activity in the growing zone of tomato hypocotyls [ 32].

Luptak adds: "From a kitchen sink, there was a tomato plant growing with tomatoes the size of tennis balls".