Sentence examples for seeds found from inspiring English sources

Flax seeds found at the site were much larger than those of the wild plant, adding more support to the theory.

These new lotuses, germinating in a greenhouse, hark back to seeds found in a broken piece of canoe more than 3,000 years old.

It was Dr. Zazula who showed that the apparently ancient lupine seeds found by the Yukon gold miner were in fact modern.

D1-BP has promised to pay 6.50 rupees (14 cents) for every kilogram of the black seeds found inside the shrub's fruit.

I can buy it all right, but the seeds are dark and unyielding, nothing like the soft brown, melting seeds found in Pakistan or, indeed, in the villages of Indian Punjab.

While sections of the garden, with its five acres of planting, are organized by climatic zones, it is also organized to shape a kind of history, beginning with plants grown from "the oldest cultivated seeds known": 10,000-year-old squash seeds found in a cave about 25 miles from the city.

"Wild boar are very important," says Alan. "They eat bracken roots and turn the soil which helps Scots pine seeds find the right niche".

Vinci, the No. 10 seed, found herself down a break at 4-1 in the first set, but did not panic or press.

WIMBLEDON, England — Back on Court 1, Ana Ivanovic, the No. 1 seed, found herself in the same predicament: down match point against a woman ranked far, far below her.

After 11 hours and five minutes on Court 18 and with a host of records having been broken, the 23rd seed found two crucial winners to break the resistance of the Frenchman in the 138th game of a remarkable set.

But it realized a seed found should be no larger than $100 million so raised a $100 million seed fund and a separate $50 million opportunity fund.