The phrase "source plant" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the origin or location of a particular plant or plant-based product. For example: - The source plant for this medication is a rare flower found only in the Amazon rainforest. - This lotion contains ingredients sourced from plants grown in sustainable farms. - The company's main source plant for producing olive oil is located in Italy. In these examples, "source plant" is used to specify the specific plant or location from where the product or ingredient is obtained.
The raw material comes from China and Vietnam, although the source plant, Artemisia annua, known as sweet wormwood or Chinese wormwood, grows wild even in the United States.
A8 Resurgence of Peru Coca Crop Officials say they are still making progress against coca growing, but it has ominously slowed, and in some areas there are signs of a comeback of coca, the source plant for cocaine.
Thus, it cannot be used as taxonomic marker for the source plant of this propolis type.
Piperine is an alkaloid from the source plant of both black and white pepper grains, Piper nigrum.
The correlation between the anthraquinone glycoside contents in rhubarb samples and the altitude where their source plant was grown (determined by GPS) was analyzed using SPSS.
The source factor (S) is going to "weigh" each branch in relationship to the distance between the source plant and the i-th branch (middle point).
As a renewable energy source, plant-based biofuels in principle make little net contribution to global warming and climate change; the carbon dioxide (a major greenhouse gas) that enters the air during combustion will have been removed from the air earlier as growing plants engage in photosynthesis.
As a renewable energy source, plant-based biofuels in principle make little net contribution to the greenhouse effect because the carbon dioxide (a major greenhouse gas) that enters the air during combustion will have been removed from the air earlier when the combustible material grew.
Over the next year, members of his staff travelled eight times to Japan to source plants and seafood.
This finding adds a new species to the list of propolis source plants.
Therefore, the correct identification of the source plants is critically important.
