Sentence examples for months from seed from inspiring English sources
Cardoons take about six months from seed to table.
Kitaake is a short-cycling (2 months from seed to seed), temperate japonica variety grown in the northern Hokkaido island of the Japanese archipelago.
This resulted in initial flowering of a proportion of the seedlings 27 months from seed, with full flowering expected after 36 months.
However, the temporal limitations of using Hemerocallis in genetics studies remain daunting each generation taking many months from seed formation through to flowering.
In addition, 150 GEBV-predicted elites were clonally propagated and orchard planted for replicate testing as potential commercial cultivars 24 months from seed, 168 months (7 years) earlier than would have been achieved by conventional breeding!
Fig. 3 Percent full seed and seed germination after 6 months for seeds from mature capsules (letter) and seeds from in vitro collected near-mature capsules (letter + 1) seeds.
Since B. rapa plants are larger, generate less seed and have a longer life cycle relative to, for example, Arabidopsis thaliana ecotypes Col-0 and L- er (5-6 months versus 6 weeks from seed to seed), it is desirable to minimise the number of plants necessary to build a useful resource.
But I started them from seed two months ago in the greenhouse and now they're pawing at the door.
Now, six months after planting the crop from seed — a mix of two varieties, O.G. Kush and Cherry Pie, grown in two small outdoor plots and one indoor space — she and a handful of artists who will be making work for the show have been harvesting the plants and hanging them upside down on wires to dry in the barn that serves as the group's headquarters and makeshift studio space.
Both the diploid and octoploid species are excellent candidates for such studies as they are efficiently transformed and regenerated [ 2- 4], possess a diploid genome that is slightly larger than that of Arabidopsis thaliana [ 5], and can be rapidly propagated from seed (3 5 months) or runners [ 6].
Growing from seed takes several months and much more work than transplanting full-grown plants, but offers extra fulfillment in knowing you are responsible for the growth of the plant.
