Sentence examples for variety common from inspiring English sources

Using a variety common to both those regions, vermentino, this is a classic dry Mediterranean white, lemon-fresh with pears, a hint of thyme and salt.

These are called high-bush blueberries to distinguish them from the wild, ground-hugging low-bush variety common in Maine and New England.

Chapman's apples weren't the kind intended as shiny red gifts for schoolteachers but were instead a sour variety common at that time used for making hard cider.

The home, a traditional design and called Willow House, comes with 8.3 acres of land, including a one-acre vineyard of bacchus grapes, a white variety common in the country.

There are four main varieties of rice: japonica, a short-grained rice grown in Japan, Korea, and eastern China; indica, a long-grained variety common in India, Pakistan, and most of Southeast Asia; aus, grown primarily in Bangladesh; and aromatic rice, which includes more exotic varieties such as India's basmati and Thailand's jasmine.

brevispora This variety, common in Michigan, has spores that are 32 40 by 2 µm.

In a study, led jointly by Eisen and the environmental microbiologist Jack Gilbert, the types of bacteria partial to phones were all found to be varieties common to human skin.

Tomatoes, though different from the varieties common today, were often mixed with chili in sauces or as filling for tamales.

When the vineyards were replanted, growers could not replant Carménère as it was extremely hard to find and more difficult to grow than other grape varieties common to Bordeaux.

Check varieties common between locations within breeding programs and across breeding programs provided the overlap needed so that line BLUPs could be adjusted for environmental effects.

In addition we sampled seed lots of two local varieties common in the village.