Sentence examples for seeding away from inspiring English sources
And scorching city temperatures could be lowered by 5 degrees each summer if enough urbanites start seeding away.
As important as playing against the Eastern Conference leaders -- the Indiana Pacers -- is on Monday in New York, the Knicks' loss in this swing game was crippling to their effort to steal the No. 2 seeding away from the Heat.
The thieves took the plastic containers and threw the seeds away.
The official line is pretty clear: "We are encouraging people not to take any seeds away," says a spokeswoman.
"After eating a fruit, the animal carries the seeds away from the parent plant, helping that plant to spread," Dr. Barringer said.
Fortunately, Potrykus eventually got the company to allow him to give the seeds away to farmers making less than $10,000 a year, leaving all those $10,001 fat cats ripe for AstraZeneca's plucking.
They are able to depend on the wind for dispersal of pollen from flower to flower, as well as for the spreading of fruits and seeds away from the immediate environment of the parent plant (see Sidebar: "Flying" Trees).
As the fruit matures, pressure builds up inside and causes the thick skin to rupture, shooting the seed away from the plant at speeds of up to 90 km/hr (56 mph)!
He gave the seeds away to chiliheads all over the world, sticking a little label that said "Butch T" at the bottom of each packet, so that absent-minded recipients would be able to keep track of where they had come from.
Frugivorous animals frequently generate clumped distributions of seeds away from source trees, but genetic consequences of this phenomenon remain poorly resolved.
