Sentence examples for methods of seed from inspiring English sources

Other methods of seed contamination correspond to virus invasion of the embryo, which is usually protected against virus invasion, either from infected maternal tissues or via infected pollen18.

A single-row guayule seed harvester was developed after investigating different methods of seed dislodgement and collection.

A fabricated cavity in lieu of the traditional methods of seed bubble or local superheat is treated as the nucleation site, where boiling occurs exclusively and periodic stream of single bubble emerges.

Different methods of seed storage, breaking seed dormancy, cultivation temperature, seed age and interactions of these factors were examined to determine the suitable conditions for generative reproduction of P. praelongus in the laboratory.

The restoration of two contrasting grassland types (lowland hay meadow and chalk grassland) was examined using a replicated block experiment to assess the effectiveness of two methods of seed application (hay strewing and brush harvesting) and two methods of pre-treatment disturbance (power harrowing and turf stripping).

In this study, we compare two different methods of seed selection.

We experimentally show the improved performance of the proposed clustering approach when the overlap degree increases, in comparison with baseline line methods of seeded and pairwise-constraints K-means algorithm.

A school of agriculture would teach about important topics such as crop rotation, the specific ways to work with each crop, methods of seeding and harvesting, preservation of seeds, and identification of pests.

Many cultural practices such as more frequent irrigation, land grading, timing of fertilization and methods of seeding make salinity management easier.

The substitution on an extensive scale of Indigofera arrecta for the previously cultivated Indigofera sumatrana by the indigo planters of Bihar during the early years of the century was, in fact, made possible largely by the introduction of the sulphuric acid method of seed treatment into their agricultural practice.

This manuscript reports the use of a novel method of seed collecting of orchids for conservation.