Sentence examples for types of vines from inspiring English sources

Mechanization sometimes meant rearranging the fields, planting new types of vines or trees and retrofitting packing plants.

Then someone who had his mouth very close to the microphone talked about each wine in what I believe scholars would call excruciating detail — the type of vines that had been grafted together to produce it, for instance, and how long it had been in stainless-steel vats or oak barrels.

Trivia poured out of them — anacondas allegedly smell terrible, tapirs are related to rhinos, a certain type of vine is pounded and used to stun fish.

— Thickets of bayberries, reeds and a type of vine called sea tomatoes crisscross the dunes off the northern edge of Ocean Parkway.

Kudzu vines are another aggressive type of vine.

This 68-year-old widower, a man who has taken some of his greatest satisfaction in reading and rereading his will and is proud to grow a type of clematis vine that his neighbors think is worth stealing, has long been immune to human companionship.

Chilean oenologist Patricio Tapia adds that while Chilean pisco producers usually mix vine stocks, Peruvian producers have specific pisco types that use the aromatic qualities of vines such as Yellow Muscat and Italia.

In the current work three types of agricultural (olive and vine pruning) or agroindustrial (almond shells) lignocellulosic wastes were evaluated as raw material for the production of biogas.

It is a richly organic scene: hundreds of different types of flora surround the player; vines hang from trees; branches part in your wake – you can even make out detail on individual leaves.

The spread of the disease by three types of fungi which attack the vines has so alarmed experts that it is being compared to phylloxera, the deadly disease which decimated French vineyards at the end of the 19th century.

This mutant has a gross morphology of vines identical to the wild-type except for absence of seeds, reduced berry and bunch size at harvest.