Sentence examples for living collection from inspiring English sources
As Madagascar is home to about 133 Angraecum species and more than 20 species of Aerangis their ex situ conservation action plans can be built around collecting seeds at immature/near mature stages to support asymbiotic models for living collection development and cryopreservation.
Beatty's Hughes is a living collection of unpredictable changes, disjunctive tones, and tall tales.
A living collection, it continues to acquire contemporary works as well as old masters, recently venturing into photography and focusing more on the work of Austrian artists.
"Ours is a living collection, and so we do have to continue excellence in animal care 24-7 no matter what," said Pamela Baker-Masson, a spokeswoman for the zoo.
With the world's largest living collection of plants, and the heft of a large, publicly-funded institution, the botanical garden has a potent, and not especially beloved, reputation among many enthusiasts.
For example, the Lefferts Gardens Charter School visits the museum 25 times a year, and its kindergarten-through-third-grade science curriculum is intricately tied to the museum, which has a 30,000-object collection of natural history and cultural artifacts, and a living collection of reptiles, including snakes, small lizards, bugs and one bird.
Some plants were collected as living collections and cultivated at the conservatory of Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences IBCASS).
Most of the material consisted of dried leaves collected during field work mainly by FK, from herbaria and from living collections.
It is the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory, not the new Nolen Greenhouses for Living Collections.
He points at Todd Forrest, the Arthur Ross Vice-President for Horticulture and Living Collections.
We called Todd Forrest, vice president for horticulture and living collections at the New York Botanical Garden, for suggestions.
