Art tends to cluster in such places, in this instance seeded by a wealthy lawyer's 1946 bequest to the city of a first-rate collection of Expressionist painting.
The study also demonstrated the importance of differences in relative starting position, caused by, for instance, seed size, seeding rate and fraction establishment, for the analysis of early growth characteristics.
These include, for instance, SEED (http://seed-viewer.theseed.org/), 31 and the COBRA project.
For instance, seeding new oyster stock during the months when larvae are present in the water column can be avoided.
Any costs incurred in kind (for instance, seed borrowed from neighbors) was also valued in the questionnaire and therefore easy to incorporate into our calculations.
Initially, we observed down regulation of genes that were important for carrying the cellular functions required for previous developmental processes and were not required for germination, for instance, seed maturation and dehydration.
For instance, seed dormancy QTLs in barley have been detected using multiple mapping populations composed of 7 recombinant inbred (RI) and 1 doubled haploid (DH) populations, in order to integrate and extend the use of previously known QTLs and phenotypes for the evaluation of diverse germplasms.
For instance, the seeds of many trees are too large to be transported great distances, so their ability to recolonize a disturbed site is measured in metres per generation, rather than kilometres per generation.
For instance, the seeds of many trees are too large to be transported great distances; as a result, their ability to recolonize a disturbed site is measured in metres per generation rather than kilometres per generation.
For instance, Au seeds (Au/DDT=0.1) was mixed with freshly prepared DDT (0.11 M, 22 mL) and PVP (1.25 mM, 0.5 mL), followed by solvothermal treatment (180°C and 4 h).
