Sentence examples for historical seed from inspiring English sources

As part of its extensive online, high-resolution collection of digitized rare materials, BHL offers over 13,000 historical seed and nursery catalogs contributed by consortium partners.

Information on this specific genetic variation as a result of historical seed use and transfer should assist the design of several conservation units and breeding zones, while also taking care of a deep-seated need for conservation of pine forests by local people.

Really, it's not one thing, it's a tendency that grew up during the twentieth century, and I've tried to find the historical seed of this consumer trend in a new essay (called 'Electric Company') in The American Interest which you can access here: http://www.the-american-interest.com/article-bd.cfm?piece=866.

I visited a farming village in southern Serbia (the historical seedbed of rabid Serbian nationalism and not the kind of place you want to drive a car with Albanian plates) where the shortage of unwed women is so dire there are charities who pay Albanian women 500 euros to drive up and marry one of the locals.

This article first sets out some of the near-term procedural implications that flow from Judge Bolton's decision; then it appraises some of the legal bases chosen or ignored by Judge Bolton's opinion; and finally, it notes the historical seeds of tensions that could grow from (or be staunched by) the lawsuit if the Obama Administration plays its cards correctly.

Despite the tiny seed of historical truth, mostly George is a great big fib.

It began with one historical character, a tiny seed from the Encyclopaedia Britannica & got longer & longer until finally it burst like a milkweed pod and scattered seeds of historical novels, 530 of them all over the circulating-library trade.

Nieto-Blázquez, M. E., Antonelli, A. & Roncal, J. Historical biogeography of endemic seed plant genera in the Caribbean: Did GAARlandia play a role?

Our data suggest that the consequences of habitat fragmentation for genetic differentiation and genetic diversity of A. vulneraria are relatively minor which is very likely due to the historical high levels of seed exchange among fragments through grazing and roaming livestock.

For instance, technology can help farmers with seeding, using historical data and analytics about the land to tell them the most effective ways and times for carrying out seeding.

They include studies using natural plant populations, constructed genetic lines, historical data, previously collected seeds, phenotypic selection analysis, and genetic markers and genomics.