Sentence examples for varieties that grow from inspiring English sources

Although the kinds of bamboo that grow in Africa are not invasive — some varieties that grow in cooler climates are — it can be very difficult to get rid of the networks of roots when the plant is no longer wanted.

Later, our guide will tell me that that was a Rosa filipes Kiftsgate, a prodigious climber that can grow as high as 30 or 40 feet, and one of the close to 300 antique rose varieties that grow in Ninfa's 20 acres.

Africans eat an estimated seven million tons of sweet potatoes a year, but theirs are white ones that lack vitamin A. So scientists cross-bred sweet potatoes until they came up with vitamin A-rich orange varieties that grow well in Africa.

While Mr. Van Dyke talked about the life cycle of the taro plant and clarified the difference between hau (a twisty-trunked tree with hibiscuslike flowers) and koa (a forest giant used to make canoes), I admired a bed of black-leafed blue-flowering sweet potato vines (one of the hundred varieties that grow in Hawaii) wrapped around the feet of wauke trees and breadfruit saplings.

Solving these deep-rooted problems with biotechnology requires varieties that grow in droughts and other marginal conditions.

Compared with rice varieties that grow in tropical or hot regions, those that grow in temperate or cold climates are more responsive to cold stress and RuBisCO large subunit was fragmented and then phosphorylated.

Fifty years ago, every Indian village would probably have grown a dozen or more rice varieties that grew nowhere else.

First, buy a Hydrangea anomala subsp petiolaris, a self-clinging, climbing variety that grows fast and gives wonderful panicles of white flowers in summer.

Tuscan kale, also called cavolo nero or sometimes dinosaur kale in the States, is just one variety that grows well in this country.

On the other hand, a green-seed, short-staple variety that grew in the interior resisted cleaning; its fibre adhered to the seed.

The so-called skull lichen (Parmelia saxatilis) is a common variety that grows in flat gray-brown rosettes (5 to 10 centimetres across).