Eighteen target species were sown into ploughed and grubbed plots in autumn.
We see drugs and weapons sown into the lining of shoes, concealed in clothes, and hidden in essential household items.
Prior to flight the spores were sterilized and sown into one of two environments: (1) Microscope slides in a video-microscopy module; and (2) Petri dishes.
To hurry grass growth, the groundsmen will plant pregerminated seeds, which are already wet when sown into the ground and thus already growing.
All across the Soviet plains, the seeds of democracy were being sown into soil tyrannized for generations, and no one doubted that they would grow.
Seeds of two problematic non-native species (Microstegium vimineum and Rosa multiflora) were sown into plots following treatment to test the possibility of seed limitation.
Mid season: Chantenay, wedge-shaped, fast growing if sown into warm soil; Flyaway (F1), good all round carrot, especially raw and extra carrot fly resistance; Parisier Market 4, round-rooted carrot with good flavour.
In a greenhouse experiment, a small- or a large-seeded IAS was sown into factorial combinations of two native communities with small or large seed-size-output strategies at two sowing densities.
However, it is important to determine the appropriate time at which these forage crops have to be sown into sorghum systems to avoid reductions in both sorghum and forage production and to maximize the revenue of the cropping system.
"The condition it gets sown into affects the growth of the grain for the whole season". Analysts say bakers will be forced to pass on the price rise to consumers, and they expect a jump in the cost of products ranging from bread, biscuits and beer to meat, as wheat is used in animal feed.
Ethics need to be carefully sown into the fabric of any startup (read this).
