Sentence examples for seed husks from inspiring English sources

To grow your own, plant Lady Godiva, called the naked-seeded pumpkin because the seed husks are so thin you don't have to remove them.

Wet sunflower seed husks are incredibly slippy.

What you need to understand is that the sunflower seed husks are spat out by the eater, resulting in an attractive pile of shells around his feet.

There were a few dead branches lying among their fallen crop of spiny seed husks and withered, saw-toothed leaves, but this was merely a midlife crisis; the trees could easily see out the 21st-century.

Developers will be encouraged to reuse pilings and other materials already on site and to specify that recycled material and products made from renewable resources, like fast-growing trees and sunflower seed husks, be used for interior and insulating materials.

Accelergy gasifies a portion of the coal they use about 25percentt of it as well as cellulosic biomass, from sources such as plant stems and seed husks, to produce syngas.

Psyllium polysaccharide is commonly prepared from the seed husk or the leaves of these plants.

Raindrops and snowflakes cannot fall out of a cloud unless there is a floating seed husk, piece of pollen, speck of dust or other aerosol that they can cling to and grow around.

The GUS expression pattern of OsADF1 and OsADF3 were mainly detected in rice vascular tissue, such as leaf blade (Figure 4A, B (a-d)), the nodule of internodes (Figure 4A, B (f)) and veins in the seed husk (Figure 4A, B (e)).

Other studies have assessed the effects of the specific types of soluble fiber, including oat beta-glucans, psyllium (a seed husk found in many over-the-counter laxatives), pectin (a carbohydrate found in many fruits and vegetables) and guar gum (derived from the beans of the guar plant).

One way ANOVA showed that seed husking varied depending on the experimental condition (F2, 29 = 30.84, P<0.0001; Fig. 6b).