Sentence examples for seeds known from inspiring English sources

These tiny, pungent cypress seeds, known as "land caviar," are this season's "It" ingredient.

The style is attached to the ovary, which houses the potential seeds known as ovules.

The seeds, known as MON810, are modified so that the corn produces a chemical that kills the larvae of the corn borer, a devastating pest.

With both kinds, the process begins with the seeds known as wheat berries, which are at the end of the wheat stalk.

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.

Nigella sativa L. (NS) seeds, known as black seed, is a spice and a traditional herbal medicine used in various diseases including bronchial asthma.

When ripe, the fruits are black with a red base and feature a single oily seed known as the kernel.

Taylor and Weaver's lettuce seed, known in the USDA as lettuce 181947, was donated in 1949 by Clarence Eyer of the Near East Foundation, which was then providing agricultural aid in Syria, according to the USDA database and the foundation's records.

By seeding known amounts of PrP quantified by immunoblot into qRT-QuIC a standard calibration curve can be obtained.

Thymoquinone is an active principle of Nigella sativa seed known as "Habbah Al-Sauda" in Arabic countries and "Sinouj" in Tunisia.

Fluorescence was converted to numbers of PMNs based on a standard curve generated by seeding known numbers of PMNs in the bottom of the chamber.