Sentence examples for record of plants from inspiring English sources

Professor David Mabberley, current keeper of the Herbarium, Library, Art and Archives, says: "The purpose [of a herbarium] is as a record of plants, in particular places, at particular times".

However protobotany, the first pre-scientific written record of plants, did not begin with food; it was born out of the medicinal literature of Egypt, China, Mesopotamia and India.

Some of his efforts are all but invisible, like the light switches he painted in the park house or the flower report he fills out every Sunday in his journal, intended as a record of planting for the next gardener.

Plants have good morphological and developmental features that can be used in phylogenetic analysis; there is a good fossil record of plant evolution; and the phylogenetic relationships of the major plant groups are well supported by data.

Despite the fact that our best-evidence synthesis considers each functional ingredient as a single entity, the evidence of efficacy and the safety record of plant extracts should be considered to be product-specific given that the composition of an extract from a same plant can vary widely between manufacturers.

There is clearly a coincidence between the earliest records of plants and the timing of exceptional volcanic activity and ash-fall.

Ordovician peak in intensity is coincident with earliest records of plants [11, 12], and decline in atmospheric CO2 (RCO2 is concentration compared to present atmosphere: [1]).

It seems likely that aromatic and culinary herbs were quite widespread and similar lists of plants occur in records of plants grown in Villa gardens at the time of Charlemagne (742 814 CE).

The first written records of plants were made in the Neolithic Revolution about 10,000 years ago as writing was developed in the settled agricultural communities where plants and animals were first domesticated.

However, there are limited peer-reviewed records of plants in general, and none specifically from West Africa with evaluated activity against the ASF virus [ 11- 13].

"Farmers planted a record number of plants per acre," said Bill Nelson, a vice president for A. G. Edwards in St . Louis after touring Midwest fields in late July.