Sentence examples for varieties was very from inspiring English sources

The proportion of table varieties, wine varieties and table/wine varieties was very well conserved in the nested core collections compared to the M-core and to the Vassal collection.

Others, such as Keresan in the U.S. Southwest, with two closely related varieties, are very small.

"These varieties are very relevant for climate change [but] we are losing them before our eyes without even knowing it".

The Vine has translated a great variety of cocktails into drinks that they call martinis; the lemon and cosmopolitan varieties are very, very tasty.

Forastero varieties are most commonly used in commercial production, whereas criollo varieties are very susceptible to disease and are not widely grown.

Chardonnay and other Vitis vinifera varieties are very susceptible to PD and the Rio Grande Valley is full of PD but otherwise amenable to viticulture.

The fruits are generally large, 4 8 kg (9 18 pounds) or more, and yellowish to orange in colour, and they vary from oblate to globular to oblong, though some varieties are very small or feature a white rind.

Providing correct estimates of the carotenoid content of cassava varieties is very important in any cassava-breeding program for improving vitamin A intakes in sub-Saharan Africa especially among high-risk groups.

I'll explain how the classical theta function for Abelian varieties, the natural trace functions on the Hitchin space of SL2 local systems on a punctured Riemann surface, and the Fock-Goncharov dual basis conjecture for cluster varieties are very special cases.

The results of these techniques, including common wheat and fruit varieties, are very much genetically modified, but are considered "non-GMO" and can be grown and sold as organic.

Han and his colleagues contend that that the domestication sweeps found in all cultivated Asian rice varieties are very similar and can be traced back to a single group of wild ancestors in southern China.