Sentence examples for rows of seeds from inspiring English sources

The plant bears compact clusters of tiny four-petaled white flowers; each seedpod, known as a silique, bears two rows of seeds.

The Guilá Naquitz cobs appear to be from an early stage of domestication, Benz says, because they don't have the multiple rows of seeds that characterize the later corn from Tehuacán.

Thirty seeds from individual resistance-improved plant were sown in the plastic box (30 length × 18 width × 12 cm height) in rows which were flanked by rows of seeds of the susceptible lines (TN1 or 93 11).

Arabidopsis siliques contain two rows of seeds in a linear conformation, so that silique length strongly correlates with seed number at maturity, assuming uniform seed size.

For example, in the segmentation of seed spirals in the current study, a light green for the row of seeds that began lowest (most proximally) in the cone was consistently used, then an orange and a light blue for the next two rows of seeds, respectively, to facilitate comparison between different individual cone specimens and between morphotypes.

Mark the rows of seeds by tying a string between 2 small sticks or stakes.

We have hoed and sowed our first rows of seed.

In the growing dark we sowed six small rows of seed: one of rocket, one of purple mustard, two lettuces and a couple of different sorts of sorrel.

The generally straight-line rows of seed locules in the recent cone of A. araucana in 2D section (Fig. 9G) confirm that the seed locules, and hence seeds if the cone had been completely fertile, are aligned one above the another, from base to apex, making no turn at all around the cone (Fig. 9H, I).

This allows all three stations to process a row of seeds in parallel.

It also becomes visually evident that each row of seeds wraps around the cone in a spiral in a clockwise manner (Fig. 8D; Video 3).