Sentence examples for seed cage from inspiring English sources

We compared germination success for gut-passed seeds to manually depulped seeds germinating in cages away from maternal trees only ('away seed cage' patches), using a GLM with a quasi-binomial error structure to account for over-dispersed data.

Seeds only germinated in seven of the 12 plots, and germination success of the gut-passed seeds in the plots was significantly lower than the 'away seed cage' patches used as the control (gut-passed seeds: 18.2±7.0%, control: 47.4±7.6%, F1, 29 = 6.24, P = 0.018).

Buhlig, who was a student of Hinduism and Buddhism, is the one who planted the seed in Cage that he needed to do something about his obviously large ego and get beyond his likes and dislikes so he could be open to new discoveries.

Vertebrate exclusion (wire mesh cages) had no significant effect on seed removal, although cages tended to diminish seed removal in non-AG territories.

Cages were placed at half metre intervals and seeds placed on the soil surface in a group in the middle of each cage Seeds were considered to be germinating when a root started showing.

In the meantime, place a bowl of small canary-type seeds into the cage for the baby bird to play with.

By leaving a trail of seed leading into the cage he went in - backward - but when he got in he just went crazy.

Take the seed container from the cage, take it outside and gently blow across it.

If you feel that the babies aren't learning how to use the water bottle quickly enough, put some celery (remove the strings) or cucumber (remove the middle seed part) in the cage.

In addition, while both experimental caged plants with larvae and plants with natural herbivory had much smaller seed heads than controls, caged plants received slightly more damage.

Virginia peppergrass (L. virginicum), spread throughout North America, sometimes is known as canary grass because its seed stalks are fed to cage birds.