Sentence examples for head of plant from inspiring English sources
Dr. Lagoda, the head of plant breeding and genetics at the International Atomic Energy Agency, prides himself on being a good salesman.
"The situation is indeed worrying and I am aware of and share the concerns that many feel," head of plant health Roddie Burgess replied to the HTA chair.
"This will help guarantee a sustainable future for cocoa for the farmers, the consumers and Mars Inc.," Howard-Yana Shapiro, the head of plant research at Mars, said in an interview.
Ian Denholm, head of plant and invertebrate ecology at Rothamsted Research, an agricultural institute in Britain, agrees, and judges that the present system, founded on science-based risk-assessment, is a "rigorous gold standard".The counter-argument is that, gold standard or not, the existing legislation (which was drafted in the late 1980s) is not working.
Should their offspring thrive, we may in the near future find a variety that could defeat this wheat plague globally.Miriam Gaceri Kinyua Moi University Eldoret, KenyaPierre J.L. Lagoda Head of plant breeding and genetics IAEA ViennaSecurity under the sea* SIR – In "Cyberwar" (July 3rd) you rightly pointed out the threat of arms control from the internet.
"Coffee rust is a hacker," explains Álvaro Gaitán, head of plant pathology at Cenicafé.
That's why DroneSeed's head of Planting and his team have been working on a proprietary seed packet that they were unbelievably reticent to detail.
"The way a desert is structured differently to a tropical rainforest or your local park is down to the way flowering plants partition up those particular spaces," says Sandy Knapp, Head of Plants, at the Natural History Museum in London, UK. "They provide places for insects to go, and the space in which other things evolve and change".
A piping network built under the sand collects the water, which is pumped back to the head of the plant.
Treat the head of the plant just as if it were a bush, periodically shearing it and/or shortening occasional stems.
An alliance of druids, eco-warriors, and the head of a plant hire company won the first round yesterday in a seaside battle over Britain's only "sea henge".
