Sentence examples for plants means from inspiring English sources

Straw or a thick layer of rough mulch around these plants means that even in the harshest winter you'll still be able to dig.

The court ruling, combined with a court decision this year striking down an E.P.A. rule controlling mercury emissions from power plants, means that virtually all controls on the electric utility industry by the Bush administration have no force.

Operating plants means to control, maintain and manage them.

But the new generation of coal plants means the fossil fuel will remain a key component of Germany's energy mix.

Their systemic mode of action inside plants means phloemic and xylemic transport that results in translocation to pollen and nectar.

The unquantified presence of novel vegetation and alien invasive plants means that the NLC 1990 and 2013/2014 overestimates the quantity and distribution of the remaining indigenous vegetation in the VBR.

What would desalination plants mean to coastal and marine ecology?

In the long run, jobs in plants mean more than whether Verlander could beat the Yankees.

3 superplug plants for £7.99, suttons.co.uk 'Moneymaker' Grafted plants mean roots that get vigorous more quickly, giving earlier, bigger crops.

They argue that the environmental and efficiency value of nuclear plants mean they should be eligible for similar subsidies or be included in clean energy mandates.

Alexander Reynoso, 15, said he had come up with the idea for the garden, which is growing basil, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and plants meant to attract butterflies.