Sentence examples for of a seedling from inspiring English sources

In the confines of a seedling flat the water layer rises to the root zone of an unamended garden soil.

Using the clones of the biggest and oldest trees themselves, however, gives reforestation efforts "reliability and control you don't have with seedlings" Dr. Libby said, because the parents of a seedling are not known.

In the 1850s Europeans had their first news of the welwitschia, a Namibian desert plant whose single pair of leaves can live for 2,000 years, grow to immense size but remain in the permanently infantilised state of a seedling.

So urges the bold motto of a seedling movement calling itself the Coffee Party, a leftish alternative to the Tea Party movement.

It is the conversion of a seedling from an herbaceous plant to a woody plant that marks the initiation of tree-specific structures.

(3) The "seedling tree", which maintains constant leaf/stem mass (that of a seedling), requiring that Db ∝ H0.5, grows exponentially throughout life, attaining 40 m in 1/20 of the time required for the base case.

Fig. 4 Box plot of a seedlings b saplings c trees, and d the relationship between total species regenerating and fire class.

Back then, it felt like a seedling of an idea that was yet to fully take root in business.

He recalled importing a seedling of a dwarf pine from Japan.

Nice touches include organic champagne, flowers and a cake, and planting a seedling of the endangered Bermuda cedar tree.

A successful plantation establishment requires raising a seedling of the right species, size, number, and quality.