Sentence examples for plant documents from inspiring English sources

"Bad Luck, Hot Rocks," a book edited by the artists Ryan Thompson and Phil Orr and published in November by The Ice Plant, documents more than fifty specimens from the conscience pile, along with some of the letters of apology that accompanied their return.

Information related to plant process configurations, influent/effluent wastewater compositions and operation parameters was directly obtained by reviewing plant documents, interviewing plant operators and visiting WWTPs facilities.

Another common medicinal plant documented in use in the present study is Cymbopogon citratus which was reported to be commonly used against cough and flu.

PAGE A12 Mercury Risk Softened White House staff members deleted or modified information on the toxic effects of mercury when writing regulations for coal-fired power plants, documents and e-mail messages show.

"Darwin's Garden: An Evolutionary Adventure," an exhibition on Darwin's work with plants, featuring live plants, documents and related events; the conservatory display runs through June 15; the documents will be on view through July 20, and the display in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden will be on view through June 29.

"Darwin's Garden: An Evolutionary Adventure," an exhibition on Darwin's work with plants, featuring live plants, documents and related events like guided tours (Saturday and Sunday at 12 30 p.m). and gardening demonstrations (Saturday at 1 30 p.m. and Sunday at 11 30 a.m. and 1 30 p.m).

Plants documented by key respondents were collected from home gardens and natural vegetation during field survey.

The irregular distribution of the Epc-N domain proteins in plants documented here suggests that it may also have a role in plant-specific epigenetic regulation.

Such a repository can catalyse rational search for drugs from Himalayan medicinal plants documented for their use in traditional medicinal systems against various diseases.

Establishing tides in salt marsh studies is important because previous studies using permanently inundated plants documented reduced plant growth stemming from problems with flooded soils including altered redox potential (Armstrong et al., 1985) and elevated hydrogen sulfide concentrations (Mendelssohn and McKee, 1988; Portnoy and Valiela, 1997).

"Darwin's Garden: An Evolutionary Adventure," an exhibition on Darwin's work with plants, featuring live plants and documents, with related events; the conservatory display will be up through June 15; the documents will be on view through July 20, and the display in the Everett Children's Adventure Garden will be on view through June 29.