Sentence examples for plants date from inspiring English sources
Each year, returning on home leave, the owner had brought back exotic trees and plants — date palms, Arabian maples with pure-white leaves, pepper trees, olives, ever-bearing lemon trees, black and white figs — all of which had prospered and proliferated.
Many of the country's 5,000 cement plants date back to Maoist times, when local governments ran businesses and pursued self-sufficiency.
The earliest known seed plants date from the latest Devonian Famennian stage.
The earliest land plants date back to around 450 Ma, although evidence suggests that microorganisms formed the earliest terrestrial ecosystems, at least 2.9 Ga.
For example, given the importance of olfactory perception in recognition of the host cactus plants (Date et al. 2013), the duplication of an olfactory receptor in D. buzzatii may represent an adaptation to cactophilic substrates.
Double orange day lilies are the garden's oldest plants, dating back to Colonial times.
The national park is also known for its fossils (plants dating back 225m years, reptiles and dinosaurs) and a colourful landscape known as the Painted Desert.
No Uighurs are to be seen.The 38th Regiment (which also plants dates) describes itself as strategically located on a route into southern Xinjiang.
Ginkgos date back to the dinosaurs, and researchers know already that the two other plants dating back that far back depend on symbiosis to survive.
The idea of "scientific" gardens used specifically for the study of plants dates back to antiquity.
But fiddling around with plants dates back to the 19th century, long before the debate of modified foods boiled up.
