Sentence examples for native tobacco from inspiring English sources
He theorizes, based on his research, that the petroglyphs are the work of generations of shamans, or medicine men, who traveled here (from all over what is now the southwestern United States) to fast and smoke native tobacco, to hallucinate or have visions, and to render their hallucinations on the rock.
The conditions with highest selectivity of lysozyme over native tobacco protein were determined using a response surface design.
Screening experiments by fractional factorial designs showed that PEG concentration and ionic strength of the system significantly affected the partitioning of native tobacco proteins and GUS.
We identified the extraction conditions offering the greatest selectivity for hGAD65mut over native tobacco proteins using a complex experimental design approach.
In a 13.4% (w/w) PEG 3400/18% (w/w) potassium phosphate system, 74% of the rGUS was recovered in the top PEG-rich phase while more than 90% of the native tobacco proteins were removed in the interphase and the bottom phase.
Messenger RNA and anthocyanin analysis of PG-1Sh transgenic lines (and PG-1Sh x purple 35S::NtAN2 seedlings) support a model in which the mutant myb transgene product acts as a competitive inhibitor of the native tobacco NtAN2 protein.
Cigarette butts, including those judged to be legally-manufactured domestic and international brands, possible counterfeits, or 'unidentifiable' (due to mutilation of the filter tip) were classified as non-Native tobacco.
The original Native American tobacco plants were not the high-nicotine, "Franken-tobacco" plants bred by today's cigarette makers.
By replacing native Virginia tobacco with more-palatable plants from the West Indies, he was able to raise a product that could compete with Spanish tobacco in the British market.
The native annual tobacco, Nicotiana attenuata, is found primarily in large ephemeral populations (typically for less than 3 growing seasons) after fires in sagebrush and pinyon-juniper ecosystems and in small persistent populations (for many growing seasons) in isolated washes typically along roadsides throughout the Great Basin Desert of the SW USA.
"Tobacco is tobacco is tobacco.
