Sentence examples for most commonly planted from inspiring English sources

Ash was the most commonly planted tree species used to replace elm trees decimated from the 1920s through the 1980s throughout North America by Dutch elm disease.

To prevent that, all Belltown's cherry trees, most of which are dwarf trees, the most commonly planted now, are under netting.

"This is the most commonly planted tree in the city," Mr. Edwards said, pointing to the thick trunk of a cross between an American sycamore and an Oriental sycamore in Fulton Park.

I asked a passel of farmers about barriers to including another crop — like, say, that newest superfood — into a standard corn/soy rotation (although wheat is the most commonly planted third crop in those rotations).

The most recent additions are not the most commonly planted tree fern, Dicksonia antarctica, but two Cyathea australis, both 12ft high, promised by a fern dealer in east London's Columbia Road market.

A comprehensive survey of the performance of a range of New Zealand indigenous species' identified kauri as one of the most commonly planted softwoods (Pardy et al. [1992]).

A total of 77 studies have simultaneously evaluated multiple groups, most commonly plants and ecosystem effects (38 studies) and plants and invertebrates (11 studies).

Some of the most common ones are as follows: The caterpillars of Monarch butterflies are most commonly found on the Milkweed plant.

The most commonly found species are saltwort (a plant used in making soda ash) and spurge flax (a shrubby plant), while goosefoot, wormwood, and asphodel also are widespread.

Glucanases, chitinases and thaumatin-like proteins are also the PR proteins most commonly found in AF of other plant species.

It is commonly planted in temperate regions.