Sentence examples for plants were better from inspiring English sources

However, selfed plants were better at setting fruits following self pollinations, with a twofold increase in fruit set compared to the selfed fruit produced on outcrossed progeny.

In this vein, Verdú and Valiente-Banuet (2011) demonstrated that facilitative interactions between plants were better explained by a combination of abundance and phylogenetic relationships than by these variables separately.

Some plants are better spreaders than others, but be warned.

You're deluded if you think your precious green plants are better at converting sunlight into energy.

Arguing that safety records of the Big Three union plants are better than those at Japanese-owned factories is not easy.

If you're keen on growing plants for their beneficial aspects such as the air purifi cation, then research by Nasa shows that some plants are better than others: peace lilies, bamboo palm, Chinese evergreen, English ivy and gerbera daisies are good for cleaning the air, and schefflera, bamboos and hemp can help to solve humidity problems.

He said any organization decisions would be up to workers but suggested that Toyota, which has five United States assembly plants, is better off without the U.A.W., noting that the company did not lay off any employees during the recession, even when it temporarily stopped running some plants to let inventories thin out.

When root media aeration is sufficient, supplying of water and nutrient elements for plants is better.

Indeed, the maximum height of the treated plants was better than that of the control ones, especially for Vicia faba and Cicer arietinum.

With this comes the implicit assumptions that native plants are better adapted, provide greater environmental benefit, and are more aesthetically pleasing than non-native plants.

In order to deeply analyze the response of the CoDiRO-exhibiting plants to the treatment, the metabolic profile of treated and untreated plants was better characterized for each cultivar.