Sentence examples for specimens growing from inspiring English sources

Seventeenth-century botanicals by artists such as Basilius Besler, a German apothecary who depicted specimens growing in the garden of his patron, the Bishop of Eichstatt, are very popular right now.

A local signal of grasses and Salix is not noticeable and the pollen signal of these taxa is mainly attributable to plant specimens growing in a larger area.

On Friday, Bromley council issued tree preservation orders to protect stands of mature ash, sycamore and oak specimens growing along the main lines in that borough; the rail minister, Jo Johnson, called a halt to felling to prevent more nests being harmed during the breeding season, and ordered a review.

Several studies emphasized this contamination route in plant specimens growing in soil with high Hg0 concentration [14, 36].

In wet coastal areas, I marveled at specimens growing as small trees 15 to 20 feet high.

Corner collected specimens growing in humus on the forest floor, in Bako National Park in Sarawak, Malaysia, in northern Borneo.

"Modeled from cultivated specimens, grown from seeds collected in Mexico by Mr. Cyrus G. Pringle".

One of the new specimens grew to 11 metres long and weighed more than six tonnes.

After a few years, individual specimens grow large enough to divide, providing more plants without additional expenditure of cash or time at the garden center.

The highest degree of clumping was found among crape myrtles in a Thai forest, where 51 of 59 specimens grew within about 20 yards of one another.

Fear not — I'm not a fan of those pricey prepackaged boutique infant specimens grown for looks.