Sentence examples for plants in need from inspiring English sources

For more information, check out the Endangered Species Coalition's report Without a Net- Top Ten Wildlife, Fish and Plants in Need of Endangered Species Act Protection.

Often, she drives around with gardening tools to save random trees and plants in need of help and has taken up pottery.

If the networking fungus acquires more carbon from one plant than it requires for its own fitness, it can then supply the excess carbon to other networked plants in need, thus diversifying its carbon portfolio for insurance against potential loss of one of the hosts.

This suggests that Douglas-fir trees connected in a Rhizopogon network in mono-specific stands (Beiler et al. 2010) may behave much like a clonal plant, shuttling resource across the network to related plants in need, increasing the fitness of the evolving genotype.

They ended up seated together, and she told him her dilemma: Her mother and stepmother had sold the place on Mack Avenue, and 300 garlic plants were in need of a new home. .

We also provided small, inexpensive terra cotta "worms" that remained in the garden and alerted providers that plants were in need of water.

Water only when plants are in need.

On hot days, plants in pots need watering daily – continually thirsty salads turn tough and bitter.

Under European Union law, about 30 percent of the coal and oil-fired power plants in Britain need to close by 2015 and would have to be replaced.

But the borderlands are much more, especially for the migrants in search of opportunity, and for the animals and plants in dire need of protection if they are to survive.

Plants in general need efficient antioxidant mechanisms to survive in an environment, where they are constantly exposed to sunlight.