Sentence examples for three types of plants from inspiring English sources

The leaves of three types of plants (olive, Spistan and Prosopis) were hand-picked from trees, dried at ambient condition.

Note that without variation the three types of plants occupy distinct regions in the field, due to the gradient of light across it.

In this study, three types of plants based on natural cationic surfactants, named Olive, Spistan and Prosopis, are introduced and the application of these natural surfactants in reducing the interfacial tension of water oil system is investigated.

We define three types of plants according to its size: small plants are those with less than 20 employees, medium establishments are those with a number of workers between 20 and 99, and large establishments are those with 100 or more employees.

In this study, three types of plants based natural cationic surfactants, named Olive, Spistan and Prosopis, were used to reduce the IFT of water oil system and kerosene was used as the oil phase for eliminating the surface active agents present in crude oil.

Second, we extracted waxes from leaves and stems of three types of plants respectively to measure the waxes content and composition by gas chromatography mass spectrometer (GC MS), and the results of the total content of waxes were consistent with the results of scanning electron microscopes.

It is present in three types of plant proteins.

The meat, poultry, or fish staple food category also includes up to three types of plant-based protein sources (i.e., nuts/seeds, beans, and peas) as well as varieties of plant-based meat analogues (e.g., tofu).

We were pitching plant food, which is bought by women, and we thought had an amazing offer: for one easy payment of $29.95, plus shipping and handling, you would get three types of plant food, a gardening book, and, wait, if you called now we'd throw in three pots, soil and herb seeds!

Three replicates of three types of planting material (stakes (0.5 m), wands (1 m) and poles (3 m) of each of two poplar clones and two willow clones (Table 1) were established in a field trial near Gisborne (Figure 1) in 2009.

To address a knowledge gap of the growth of young poplar and willow, a trial of three types of planting materials of two clones each of poplar and willow aimed to assess early above- and below-ground growth (after 1, 2 and 3 years) to test the hypothesis that larger-grade vegetative material will outperform smaller (often called "lesser grade") material (i.e. poles > wands > stakes).