Sentence examples for mixed plants from inspiring English sources

Cleve West's 2014 M&G garden cleverly mixed plants that would never be found together naturally, in a sparse planting around the edges of the garden, depicting the wild on the edge of an oasis.

This group was then treated with the water extract of the four mixed plants as a drink for 2 weeks ("DMBA with plants" subgroup).

Group (5) (plant mixture group): rats were given the water extract of the four mixed plants as a drink for 2 weeks.

There are three basic types of plants for the manufacture of fine chemicals namely dedicated plants, multiproduct and multipurpose plants, and mixed plants.

To investigate the effect of the four-plant mixture on the untreated rats, rats were given the water extract of the four mixed plants as a drink for 2 weeks and compared with the "untreated" rat group for the biological parameters under study.

Gene flow between red rice and conventional rice varieties has also been studied using mutant (non-transgenic) imidazolone herbicide-resistant rice lines (Clearfield™ rice); the rates observed were also <1%% using different field trial designs such as adjacent plots (Estorninos et al. 2003 a, b ), mixed plants (Shivrain et al. 2006) or concentric circles (Shivrain et al. 2007).

A pot is a good way of emphasising the importance of a plant in a mixed planting.

Opposite, across a wide expanse of water, a mixed planting of silver birch, red-stemmed dogwoods, all softened with bold, pale, straw-coloured grasses, form a glowing picture throughout winter".

Other large jars, like the slender Toscano (44 inches tall, 425 pounds, $1,450), are similarly impressive, but even the Small Tulip (11 inches, 40 pounds, $150, seen with a mixed planting dominated by Goldilocks lysimachia and assorted herbs, left) has a unique air of self-possession: no two are exactly alike.

The mixed planting fared far worse at keeping resistance genes from spreading through the population, the researchers report in the March issue of Nature Biotechnology.

Mixed planting of transgenic lines should also be efficient for controlling disease epidemics as shown using wild-type mixtures for blast resistance (Zhu et al. 2000).