Sentence examples for problem plants from inspiring English sources

Early in the spring, the problem plants are trees.

Still other problem plants contain chemical irritants, like capsaicin from chili peppers.

Never buy problem plants, and be suspicious of labels that promise "vigorous" or "fast growing" plants.

Other Problem Plants Poison ivy is hardly the only source of urushiol, a class of toxins with varying potencies.

7. Of the 16 nuclear power reactors ranked by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in May as the nation's worst "problem plants," how many are operating now? 8.

Many problem plants have been introduced this way in the past, and exotics continue to be introduced and spread through nursery sales to landscapers and home gardeners, and through escapees from Botanical Garden Collections.

If you have a problem plant, dig it up - every last bit of it - then burn it.

This wonderful tree has many benefits to harvest, but left along could become a problem plant on the farm.

To combat the growing problem, plant pathologist David Schisler and his team at the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) Agricultural Research Service in Peoria, Illinois, along with colleagues at Ohio State University in Columbus, looked for microorganisms that might compete with the fungus for food.

Studies focused on metagenomic communities (microbiomes) in eukaryotes deal with an even greater problem, plant nuclear DNA potentially eclipsing small prokaryotic genomes that may occur in low titer.

To solve this problem, plant cells will accumulate compatible osmolytes to decrease the osmotic potential of the cell cytosol and preserve the activity of enzymes in saline solutions [ 26].