Sentence examples for plants concerned from inspiring English sources

In 1965, John Stanley Beard published Descriptive catalogue of Western Australian plants, "a work of reference in which the horticultural characteristics of the plants concerned could be looked up by the staff", which described D. sessilis as an erect shrub with pale yellow flowers appearing from May to October, growing in sand and gravel.

Another issue addressed in the e-survey to PAC buyers at US electric generating power plants concerned potential entry barriers for a new, lignin-based PAC product.

● Are there guidelines for plants concerning the choice of the most promising WGP model?

In general, vtc1-1 mutantshoweded a similar transcript profile to wild-type plants concerning both the antioxidant and oxidative stress marker genes (Fig. 6).

A similarly strong conflict in seed plants concerns the positions of cycads and Ginkgo biloba, where their plastid trees strongly unite the two, but other studies place cycads alone as sister to extant gymnosperms.

In contrast, a plant concerned about improving the quality of a product might focus on individual departments in which there are problems.

But the state told federal officials yesterday that it could not give that approval because the four counties surrounding the plant, concerned about safety, had refused to issue their own certifications.

Such results are found highly beneficial for the purpose of performance enhancement of a crystallization unit in the sugar plant concerned.

On the other hand, the fact that all variables used here to describe GUs depended, to some extent, on the individual plant concerned indicates that each M. spinosum plant exhibits some degree of homogeneity in GU structure.

The medicinal properties of this plant depend on the part of the plant concerned (root, leaf stalk and pulp or fruit) and the extract used (ethanolic, butanolic etc).. Fruit has been used for its emollient properties, and a mixture of dried leaves and fruits is applied topically in the treatment of boils.

The milk received by the dairy plant concerned in this study was classified in three quality categories in 1998: A/superior class with less than 415,000 cells/ml, B/first class with less than 521,000 cells/ml, and C/second class with less than 770,000 cells/ml.