Sentence examples for lands for which from inspiring English sources

Some ecclesiastics also held temporal lands for which they performed the required services.

It came with an escutcheon, a château, and lands for which Pâris de Montmartel picked up the check (and certainly deducted it).

Their successors under Alexander's brother, King David I, were integrated into the Flemish-Norman system of feudalism so that the lands for which they were responsible, and which had been held by the tribes they ruled, now became their own as tenants-in-chief of the crown.

The settlement, which was concluded in 1086, granted the lands to the abbey, but the diocese was the overlord of the lands, for which the abbey owed military service.

All specimens were collected on public lands for which special permits were not required.

This comparison suggests that the dominance of APx in the chloroplast antioxidant system [ 11] is not ubiquitous in the plant kingdom and may mainly be characteristic for higher land plants, for which it was first described [ 2].

Ferns are one of the few remaining major clades of land plants for which a complete genome sequence is lacking.

Ferns are the only major clade of vascular land plants for which a complete nuclear genome has not yet been sequenced.

3 Similar in abundance is RNA editing in certain land plants, for which the lycophytes, which represent the most ancient surviving branch of vascular plant evolution, reveal particular astonishing examples.

We carried out an intensive survey of public sequence databases to find that DnaJ-Fer homologues are present in all Viridiplantae (green algae and land plants) for which complete genome sequences were available.

Ferns are the only lineage of land plants for which there is a strong positive correlation between chromosome number and genome size (Nakazato et al. 2008; Bainard et al. 2011).