Sentence examples for plants gather from inspiring English sources

In the process of growing, plants gather energy from the sun through photosynthesis.

Often, plants gather nutrients and other chemicals in the soil in tandem with bacteria and other soil life.

But in 2007 scientists who were trying to understand how plants gather the sun's energy so efficiently stumbled across something strange: that energy was sloshing around in what are called quantum coherences.

Wastewater treatment plants gather periodic data on what they are discharging.

Take out the garbage and recycling, break down empty boxes, dump the dirty laundry that needs to go in a hamper, toss those moldy flowers and long dead plants, gather all the coffee cups and stash them in the dishwasher.

For instance, Bye (1985) found that during gathering of wild onions, the Tarahumara disperse bulbils of the plants gathered and remove roots of perennial plants near the onions in order to ensure the further availability of onions and to reduce competition, respectively, increasing in this way the numbers of onions in the populations gathered.

A couple of weeks ago, the person who maintains my garden was carrying out a bag full of withered plants gathered up in a spring cleaning.

The plot is covered with snow now, but inside her studio, piles of blossoms and plants, gathered at their colorful peak, are being transformed into dyes for handmade fabrics.

Businesses sourcing plants gathered from the wild need to take these two important factors into account every step of the way: the sustainability of the ecosystems and plants they are collecting, and ensuring they are paying a fair price to the collectors.

Collecting firewood with dust, dust on the forage or any plants gathered or on clothes, creates a feeling among the herders of a dirty and unhealthy environment (Figure 16).

From this point, it would have been a small step to not only clearing existing vegetation but also to actively sowing seeds from plants gathered elsewhere and thence to sowing seeds from plants in the same area from season to season.