Sentence examples for origin introduced from inspiring English sources

Many bulb crops are of ancient Old World origin, introduced into horticulture long ago and subjected to selection and crossing through the years to yield many modern cultivars.

Based on data compiled on fungal and viral pathogen species richness for 124 plant species of European origin introduced to North America, Mitchell et al. (2010) demonstrated that plants introduced 400 years ago hosted six times as many pathogens as plant species that were only introduced 40 years ago.

Or was Austroasiatic dispersal a result of a domino effect, with populations of ultimate Yangzi origin introducing rice cultivation to a Southeast Asian (early Austroasiatic) linguistic population located outside the Yangzi Basin, which then expanded further in its own right?

Last year Origins introduced a collection of sleep enhancers soothingly packaged in midnight blue, their labels inscribed with fanciful names like Call it a Night Float-Away Sleep Enhancing Milkbath, and To Sleep Perchance to Dream scented pillow mist.

This month, Origins introduces Pomegranate Polish, above, a red body scrub intended to smooth and refresh winter-weary skin.

Arkham Origins introduces a multiplayer component to the series.

Origins introduces Travis Grady, a trucker with a troubled past who suffers from nightmares.

Arkham Origins introduces the ability for Batman to virtually recreate crimes, allowing him to investigate the scene and identify the culprit.

Georgia is the most likely source of origin for introduced populations [ 40] and northern Turkey represents a distinct different part of the distribution range.

They are generally considered to be foreign in origin, perhaps introduced into Japan from China along with Buddhism.

Rice, sugarcane, and cotton, of tropical Indian origin, were introduced by the Arabs and Moors, especially into Spain.