Sentence examples for resistant to rot from inspiring English sources

Or about a dead person wrapped in paper that was resistant to rot and to the passage of time.

The infested fruit bodies are usually more or less heavily malformed with a harder and more solid flesh than typical fruit bodies, so that they are more resistant to rot and can even survive the winter.

The data in Figure 3 indicate that the dissociation of the (SH 2Trx-ASK1 complex is more resistant to ROT in the young dwarf fibroblasts suggesting that this may be a factor in the attenuated activation of the p38 MAPK pathway in the young and aged dwarf cells.

The world's first GM food for human consumption was introduced to the market in 1994 when a Californian company was granted a licence to sell the FlavrSavr, a tomato which was genetically altered to make it more resistant to rotting once picked.

The hemp-based building material is known for its self-insulating capabilities; also for the fact that it is resistant to rotting, rodents and insects; and extraordinarily fireproof, waterproof and extremely weather resistant.

A new bean variety that is resistant to root rot looks more impressive when it is juxtaposed to its diseased cousin.

Furthermore, corn and tobacco plants transformed with the gdhA gene are resistant to root rot following Fusarium virguliforme infection.

With an expanded polystyrene core, and mounted on a precast concrete foundation, each panel was resistant to rust, rot, mold and mildew.

They're resistant to hoof rot and things like that.

Over the growing season berries become resistant to black rot infections.

Just like the teak wood, which is naturally resistant to moisture, rot, warping, shrinking, splintering, insects, and fungus, the comfy cushion is perfect for outdoor use.