Sentence examples for resistant to cold from inspiring English sources

Has a strain of this shrub more resistant to cold been developed?

The photosynthetic apparatus of lichens is remarkably resistant to cold temperatures.

They are resistant to cold and wet and are trained by a practice called "heafing" to regard a particular stretch of hillside as, literally, their home turf.

In this way, the maps were portable, resistant to cold and, if they were dropped into water, would float and could be retrieved.

The potential of PA genetic engineering for the development of plants resistant to cold and freezing temperatures, and their plausible mechanisms of action are also discussed.

As warm temperatures in the spring increase and buds are rehydrated (whether from actual bud wetting, from highly humid air, or by slow perfusion of water through the bud cushion at the cane), they gradually deacclimate and become less resistant to cold temperature.

I'm sitting in the Alps with, like, two snow leopards, and I'm resistant to the cold.

Some organisms form spores, a resting or dormant stage that is resistant to heat, cold, drying, and chemical action.

The study focused on cytoprotective and antiapoptotic pathways to assess mechanisms by which gene transduction of human IL-10 (hIL-10) may renders grafts resistant to the cold I/R injury.

It is a more rustic brown, fat-tailed sheep that is more resistant to the cold.

The Breton sweater was so tightly woven, and resistant to wind, cold, and water, that sailors referred to it as a "second skin".