Sentence examples for on a clover from inspiring English sources

The props in this "Seussical" are all household items imbued with metaphorical mystery: When Horton (Brian Michael Hoffman) rescues that Who colony inhabiting a speck of dust, he sets the Whos down on a clover that looks suspiciously like a bath sponge, for example.

Think of Horton carrying all of Whoville on the head of a clover.

If a caterpillar chews on a white clover leaf, the message races through the colony, which ramps up its chemical weaponry.

A total of 159 ESTs mapped on a white clover linkage map showed significant synteny with the genome of M. truncatula.

Each side has a clover-like pattern on the earphone and a padded cover that looks like it's from 1983.

To compare the genome structures of white clover and red clover, SSR markers developed in this study and those on a published white clover linkage map (Zhang et al. 2007) were mapped on an integrated linkage map of red clover.

One paper recently published by Tsuchida et al. (2011) showed injection of a secondary symbiont R. insecticola from a clover-adapted pea aphid to vetch aphid Megoura crassicauda allowed the latter that normally could not feed on clover to use this host plant.

While it is highly probable that the DNA markers of the three currently available red clover linkage maps are transferable across random germplasms, it is also likely that a locus position on a random red clover germplasm will be shifted from its original position in the mapping population due to segregation distortion or chromosome rearrangement.

So if you do spend £425 on a Windows 8 Clover Trail-class tablet, you're going to need to shell out on Office, unless you've got a copy of Office 95 or better lying around, in which case you're golden.

A sample of whole rumen content was obtained from a fistulated Friesian dairy cow, grazing ad libitum on a ryegrass - clover pasture diet, supplemented with pasture silage (~10% of the recommended daily intake per animal).

Infertility was initially described in 1946 in sheep foraging on red clover, an abundant source of phytoestrogens (Bennetts et al. 1946).