Sentence examples for organizing plants from inspiring English sources

There are considerable obstacles to organizing plants owned by foreign companies.

Our understanding of molecular biology and genetics is relatively young, compared with the practice of organizing plants and animals into kinds, one of humanity's oldest and widely pursued activities.

Kennon spends her days planning, organizing, planting, and ultimately harvesting plots of tomatoes, okra, peppers, and myriad other fruits and vegetables.

In the Getty's case he organized plants by the complexity of their leaves, among other things.

This is why we believe that in another place and another time, in another dimension, there existed a society of organized plants that played music, composed poems, and lived in a society similar to ours.

The phytoliths in these primitive plants considerably exceed the size of the phytoliths in more complexly organized plants.

The phytolith morphotypes in primitive plants are generally larger than the morphotypes in more highly organized plants.

"Vance, Ala., will be a U.A.W. organized plant in the very near future," he told Reuters during the talks.

The book is organized plant by plant, but in every single photograph other plants crowd forward to steal the show from the variety ostensibly being illustrated.

If workers organize plant level unions and goods are substitutes (complements), firms centralize (decentralize) negotiations.

Three measures related to extent: The number of organized plant groups represented coherence.