Sentence examples for much plants from inspiring English sources

I was often touched by how much plants in pots could enthuse and move people.

"It's a big unknown in the field as to how much plants can repair their hydraulic systems," he notes.

She is very much Plant's equal on stage.

Lombardy poplar (P. nigra) is a columnar form that is much planted.

Then, the only limit will be how much plant material is available (see article).All in good timeSuch changes will not occur overnight.

Large maples, usually in excess of 30 metres high, that are much planted for shade include the sugar (A. saccharum), silver (A. saccharinum), and red (A. rubrum) maples.

Since 2000, Dr. Running and his colleagues have monitored how much plant growth covers terra firma, using two NASA satellites in the agency's Earth Observing System.

"Our real challenge is not so much planting," said Mike Materne, a coastal plant specialist at Louisiana State University, who is leading the state's effort to restore vegetation in the marshes.

You could not, for example, plant Chardonnay in Bordeaux and call it "Bordeaux," but in many vineyards here you can pretty much plant what you please.

Ryberg is now investigating how much plant matter these strange Antarctic forests produced.

Slim is an indelible part of contemporary dance culture, a remnant of a past that with one foot still very much planted in the future.