Gaining control over this process is important for molecular breeding to achieve more precise, large-scale and quicker plant improvement.
Because he's so good when it comes to quick-plant-and-throw, and because he has just so-so arm strength, the Jets' passing attack will always revolve predominantly around underneath routes.
Such trait combinations should ensure a 'quick return' on resource investment, i.e. fast plant growth and superior competitive ability.
The quick-growing plant (Aristotelia chilensis) lives in a warm, rainy environment where it needs to make big leaves to catch the sun's rays, but also where slugs, weevils, and other herbivores are just waiting to eat its leaves up.
BAMBOO This quick-growing plant has been used as a replacement for tree pulp and wood in a variety of packaging, including for Physicians Formula's Bamboo Wear line, with a face powder-bronzer in a bamboo compact, and its Organic Wear line, with an eye shadow in a paper compact.
However, it is not as prominent as it was in the 1920s, when Port Lavaca led the nation in shrimp production, leading to the construction of a quick-freezing plant.
This is also excellent for the philodendron family, which contains hearty, quick growth plants.
There is no substitute for detailed examination of plants and soil conditions in the field, followed by simple fertilizer tests, quick tests of plant tissues, and analysis of soils and plants.
The emphasis was on commercially available seed and quick-establishing plants with little understanding or regard to inter- and intraspecific species competition.
In the absence of a clear legal property framework, migrant farmers look for quick returns and plant cocoa as soon as possible to try to secure their property (Léna 1979; Schwartz 1979).
