Sentence examples for that varieties from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind that varieties with colored seeds are more likely to germinate in cool soils than varieties with white seeds.

Hugh Grant, Monsanto's chief operating officer, said Monsanto had a program to make sure that varieties of genetically engineered corn that are not approved in Europe found domestic markets in the United States.

Inversed U-shaped implies that varieties exported by processing trade is not that innovative but quite sophisticated product to China.

Says Alain Bouquet, a grape breeder at the Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique near Montpellier, France, "The AOC system from 1934 was based on the assumption that varieties obtained by crossing are inferior to the traditional varieties.

He said that varieties that are rich in Cannabidiol, or CBD, have a wider range of medical applications and mitigate some of the fogginess or paranoia that can be associated with other strains of marijuana that are heavier in tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, the cannabinoid that produces the feeling of being "high".

Rice undoubtedly found very supportive climatic and soil conditions in some nonequatorial islands south of the equator, such as Java and Bali, and it must have crossed the equator to reach them, suggesting that varieties that were insensitive to day length variation were selected for quite early on in the Austronesian migration process.

"It depends on that variety".

His choral music, less well known, shares that variety.

This year that variety will reach a bigger audience.

Most of the messages are brief, he said, of the "been here, done that" variety.

I think it could be interesting to have all that variety within the same concert.