Sentence examples for readily cultivated from inspiring English sources

Consider: an aquatic fern called azolla, which can be readily cultivated and added to animal feed, can boost production of cows milk by 15 to 20 percent.

The species can be readily cultivated on agar, grain spawn, and cellulosic material, including wood chips and sawdust.

I explained some of this between cigarettes to friends outside of a pizza place one night (smoking was an expensive side effect of being stalked a habit I readily cultivated between calls, cribbed from a few nights' indulgence and developed via moments of #yolo hedonism that lasted until my fiancee got back from a work trip and flushed my organic ["Really?"] cigarettes down the toilet).

I explained some of this between cigarettes to friends outside of a pizza place one night (smoking was an expensive side effect of being stalked – a habit I readily cultivated between calls, cribbed from a few nights' indulgence and developed via moments of #yolo hedonism that lasted until my fiancee got back from a work trip and flushed my organic ["Really?"] cigarettes down the toilet).

However, this type of study is very difficult to achieve with microbes that are not readily cultivated, such as Haloquadratum walsbyi.

In general, FLA and Acanthamoeba sp. can be readily cultivated on nonnutrient agarcontaining a lawn of killed or living Gram negative bacteria.

Traditional methods for breeding strains with tolerance of extreme condition are difficult to apply without genetic tools because of many of such strains are not readily purely cultivated in liquid or agar medium.

Hard-pruning below green growth is not advisable with this banksia; since it lacks a lignotuber, it does not have dormant buds below the bark that respond to pruning or fire and therefore is unable to sprout from old wood as readily as commonly cultivated lignotuberous species, such as B. spinulosa and B. robur.

It can be cultivated readily to high densities on defined growth media consisting only of glucose and essential inorganic ions.

Other lawyers readily admit that cultivating a political side and a reputation for public service is important for business.

Kaolin (china) clays are important in some areas; when cultivated, they are light, readily workable, and free-draining, with productivity that depends largely on the nutrients provided by the vegetation previously cleared and burned.