Sentence examples for seed control from inspiring English sources
Ending inspections of plant health and seed control amounting to 363 visits a year.
"The reach of Monsanto's theory," Mr. Walters said, "is that once that seed is sold, even though title has passed to the farmer, and the farmer assumes all risks associated with farming, that they can still control the ownership of that seed, control how that seed is used".
These energy values required to devitalise seeds is data that can be used in the design of machinery for mechanical weed seed control.
The test seeds grown in the absence of the Ag NPs were taken as a microbial control (control 1) and the test seeds grown in absence of F. oxysporum were taken as seed control (control 2).
Three high-carbohydrate mixed meals presenting no seed (control – C) or 65g of the tested seeds (pumpkin seed – P or flaxseed – F) were consumed in three non-consecutive days.
But in the eBook sector this is often far from the case with publishers keen to protect the old model of hardback (early adopter) and paperback pricing as well as ensure that they don't seed control to giants like Amazon, for example, in the same way that the recording industry did with Apple's iTunes.
Del Potro, the fifth seed, controlled play for long stretches with his huge hitting and serving, but Federer's greater variety of shots and ability to change pace proved decisive.
To give a sense of the scale of this deal and its impact, Monsanto, as well as being the leading global supplier of genetically modified seed, controls nearly a quarter of the vegetable seed market in Europe and is a big player in conventional maize seed.
"Those who control the seeds control the stomach.
Linola flax seeds (control) were obtained from the Flax and Hemp Collection of the Institute of Natural Fibres, Poland.
seeds (control I), leaves (control II) and ovaries (control III), and three dedifferentiated and three redifferentiated cell lines, obtained from explants, were analysed for azadirachtin accumulation.
