Sentence examples for it germinated from from inspiring English sources

Like Faulkner's "Sound and the Fury," it germinated from the unlikely image of its protagonist up in a tree and grew into an earnest endorsement of steadfastness: "An elephant's faithful, one hundred percent".

Yet another technical advantage of the fern gametophyte is that lethal phenotypes associated with the inactivation of essential genes, such as the CrUROD gene, can be easily recognized because the gametophyte is not bombarded until after it has germinated from the spore.

It was never the physical body on earth that was resurrected, but a new entity (the Sahu) that "germinated" from it and into which the soul would slip.

The experimental set-up, which involves competing two size-matched seedlings in a single 2 L pot, was designed to simulate the competition for soil nutrients and water that occurs for N. attenuata as it germinates synchronously from long-lived seed banks after fires, such as characterize its natural niche in the Great Basin Desert of North America [12].

These seeds were successfully germinated from May 10 until the end of June 2001.

(B) and (E) Seedlings naturally germinated from fallen fruits of TYLCV-infected tomato plants.

In addition, we also investigated whether seedlings germinated from TYLCV-infected seeds could act as TYLCV reservoirs for whitefly transmission.

In the greenhouse we monitored the density and species richness of seedlings that germinated from the fecal samples.

(D) PCR analysis with leaf, stem and root samples from tomato plants germinated from seeds which were collected from TYLCV-infected tomatoes.

TYLCV-infected plants germinated from seeds collected from TYLCV-infected tomatoes (donor) and healthy tomato plants (recipients) were put in an insect tent with non-viruliferous whiteflies.

Southern blot hybridization showing SPLCV-specific single- and double-stranded DNAs in seedlings germinated from SPLCV-infected seeds confirmed SPLCV seed transmission.