Sentence examples for seed destruction from inspiring English sources

Mass fruiting appears to favour seed predators and allows them to attack the fruit on different parts of the inflorescence with the same frequency, but this strategy reduces fruiting time and ensures that some fruits avoid total seed destruction (Augspurger 1981; Pías and Guitián 2007; Gomes da Silva and Bezerra Pinheiro 2009).

Seed destruction or reduced seed germination rate as a result of fungal infections of the pulp is a common pattern found elsewhere as well [e.g. 39].

Both P. maideniana and P. hillebrandii experience rapid removal of fruits and seeds from the floor of a wet forest in Hawai'i, and the vertebrate responsible for such removal and likely seed destruction (based on motion-sensing camera photos and captive-feeding trials) is the rat (Rattus spp., probably R. rattus).

"Americans should face up to the fact that in the very boom were planted some of the seeds of destruction, seeds which would not yield their noxious fruits for several years," Stiglitz writes.

"Americans should face up to the fact that in the very boom were planted some of the seeds of destruction, seeds which would not yield their noxious fruit for several years," he argues.

The first story, later collected in the graphic novel Seed of Destruction (1997), set the tone for succeeding tales with its collection of monsters, vampires, haunted houses, and otherworldly threats.

He also multiplied what Mr. Mignola (and John Byrne, who wrote the script of the comic series "Seed of Destruction," from which the movie comes) envisioned by casting Ron Perlman in the lead, an actor whose unruffled, seedy dynamism gives Hellboy a raffish soulfulness.

The duo's first appearance under the Legend imprint was an ongoing backup story in Mike Mignola's 1994 Hellboy: Seed of Destruction miniseries.

*** But the seeds of destruction were already planted.

The seeds of destruction, though, had already been sown.

But the seeds of destruction were already planted.