Sentence examples for seeds soon from inspiring English sources

"If the government doesn't legalize transgenic seeds soon," said Mauro Itio Takahashi, 50, who grows cotton in the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais, "a lot of people are going to plant them anyway".

However, unlike the situation in H. laurifolia and B. coccinea the shoot axis of C. cauliflora begins to grow within the seed soon after the root emerges, i.e. little or no delay.

Evidence is accumulating that the reservoirs may consist of truly latent provirus maintained in long-lived quiescent CD4 memory T cells, seeded soon after acute infection or maintained through homeostatic proliferation (Maldarelli et al., 2014; Wagner et al., 2014; Cohn et al., 2015).

The system was successfully seeded; however, soon after the seeding, the hurricane changed course and traced toward Charleston, South Carolina.

Sow seeds as soon as possible, following the directions on the packet.

The seeds will soon germinate, warmed by the sun on the glass, and by Thanksgiving, I hope to harvest fresh greens.

They reckon the offending seeds will soon be planted, and no arguments—or evidence of popular disquiet can do anything about it.Both sides are right.

You can save the seeds as soon as it is ripe to eat - but it is even better if you can leave it on the plant for a week or two more to let it ripen further (so it's over-ripe in eating terms).

Seeds germinated soon after flowering and die-back.

"You'll feel the powers of these seeds as soon as you touch them," said Shrestha.

The kids learn how to plant seeds that soon produce vegetables.