Sentence examples for superior variety from inspiring English sources

Traditional seeds are the kind farmers have planted throughout history, developed by crossing parents with desirable traits to get a superior variety.

"It is a two-sided market". But the fact that a platform is two-sided doesn't mean that it doesn't face competition — perhaps of a superior variety.

By the mid 19th century another naturalist, Philip Henry Gosse, was praising the "melodious chaunt of this charming bird" and the way its superior variety, power and fullness of notes created as much individual difference as those between individual human voices.

This can be accomplished by first crossing a plant of the superior variety to a plant of the donor variety, which carries the trait in question, and then mating the progeny back to a plant having the genotype of the superior parent.

Both bowled generally quicker than Steven Finn and have superior variety - especially Woakes - though Finn obviously has the height advantage.

This type of aristocracy, which Spinoza takes to be the superior variety (9/15), is evidently modeled on the United Provinces.

Such "superior" varieties now cover more than 80% of India's rice acreage.

Thomas Jefferson sent off to Europe to get the seed of superior varieties of balsam for the gardens of Monticello.

While the loquat is commonly grown from seeds, commercial plantings are usually based on grafted trees of superior varieties.

In the last 25 years, with the introduction of superior varieties and growing practices, production surged to some 865,000 acres, although much fruit is still gathered from semiwild stands.

This work not only promotes the management of jujube trees, but also helps us cultivating superior varieties.