It is native to Mexico and Central America [ 3], and is now propagated in tropical and subtropical areas of Asia, Africa, and Latin America [ 4].
Cultivated rice, Oryza sativa L., which originated from Asia, is now widely propagated all over the world, as it became adapted to local cultivation conditions such as temperature, rainfall, and day length.
He is also now propagating an exculpatory view of any and all U.S. war efforts -- as if the immoral can become the magnificent by virtue of patriotic alchemy.
The company shouldn't just question its responsibility when there's an election in the U.S. Given Facebook's penetration rate around the world, Facebook is now in charge of propagating news in most countries.
The source of such seed perturbation is now widely recognized to be upward propagating gravity waves originating from tropospheric convective activity as past studies have suggested (for example, Röttger 1973).
This is interesting as it is now realized that pathological tau aggregates might propagate by a prion-like mechanism [ 47- 49].
It's potential as a cut flower is now widely accepted because of its ability to propagate through seed, rapid growth, and the demand for cheap labor supplies.
So, instead of propagating N messages, each one saying "user U is now at location L", we can wait until there are N users at location L and only then propagate a single message saying "users U1..U N are now at location L" or (in case privacy is an issue) "N users are now at location L".
In the 80s, scientists worked out how to propagate the orchid from its seeds and it is now grown in other sites in northern England, mostly kept secret, since cuttings are thought to be worth £5,000 on the black market.
Ukip is now a political movement with elected members and considerable fundraising ability to propagate policies such as privatisation of the NHS.
