Sentence examples for true seeds from inspiring English sources

Could it be that it is here, in this 'humiliation', that the true seeds of terror are sown?

It is to this end -- freedom -- that the march of human progress will move forth, and it is in this progress that the true seeds of optimism thrive.

Molecular assisted breeding applications will be used in the selection of genotypes with desired traits, produced from true seeds.

As noted above, the dispersal of annual yams through true seeds is much less efficient than that through tubers.

In contrast, the rapid degradation of light levels on the forest floor negatively affects the propagation of yams through true seeds (sexual propagation), which have a lower capacity to establish than tuber seeds (vegetative propagation).

Flowering and seed development occurs to varying degrees in most cultivars, but true seeds are only of interest to potato breeders, as they generally give rise to progeny that exhibit inbreeding depression in the form of lost agronomic performance.

The seeds have a fleshy coat, which curls back elastically, ejecting the true seed.

THE NEW GUY The German butterball potato may not be a true seed.

Many of the new hybrids today are from cuttings, not from true seed, so will be difficult to grow.

However crassly delivered, Mr. Korine's warning against over-consumption is unambiguous: these savages are our future, our "true seed".

Because it has been cultivated for so many thousands of years, garlic has lost its ability to produce a true seed, Mr. Rapport said.