Sentence examples for plants which include from inspiring English sources

Ferns are a group of sparsely studied vascular plants, which include several classes and consequently thousands of species.

It also is known for its flowering plants, which include a large number of multicoloured seasonals: chrysanthemums, phlox, violas, and verbenas.

Recent discoveries have been made about the signals involved in Trichoderma plant recognition and the benefits to plants, which include an enhanced innate immunity.

Now the distress at the aircraft plants, which include Wichita's three biggest employers, is rippling through the city, affecting not just the laid-off workers but a multitude of companies that supply and service the industry.

It also said that at its retired coal plants, which include the Dan River and Cape Fear River sites, it would accelerate "the removal of water from the ash ponds" within 24 to 36 months after obtaining the necessary permits.

Sales of bedding plants, which include flowering annuals like geraniums and petunias, increased almost 16percentt a year from 1976 to 1988, according to Alvi Voigt, a professor of agricultural economics at Pennsylvania State University in State College, Pa.

However, practical examples of the use of such a technique in higher plants, which includes most agricultural crops, have been extremely limited due to technical difficulties.

In this paper, we introduce a knowledge-engineering methodology to build a generic, reusable resource monitoring system for industrial plants which includes multiple knowledge sources.

While just a theory at the moment, the team hope to confirm the method of pollination, which he said would be unique in the Magnoliales order of plants, which includes magnolia.

Cyanobacteria, gram-negative prokaryotic microorganisms, perform oxygenic photosynthesis with a photosynthetic machinery similar to higher plants which includes ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase (RuBisCO) as the main CO2-fixing enzyme.

Southern said that the consortium building the plants, which includes its subsidiary Georgia Power (45.7 percent) as well as Oglethorpe Power (30 percent), the Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia (22.7 percent) and Dalton Utilities (1.6 percent), is in negotiations to determine the extent of the cost overrun and how it will be shared.