Seeds collected from plants in the wild, spread over large swathes of land mass, from remote locations usually perish due to moisture loss and microbial contamination (unpublished results).
THEIR mood is reflected in a new law intended to impose order on the wild spread of curbside boxes that distribute newspapers and catalogs for businesses like the Learning Annex.
The Inquirer, a Liberian news site cited on ProMed, an epidemic-alert service, reported that "the wild spread of the contagious skin disease" was taking over a rural county, with 75 people affected.
A simple tome of paper links you back, for instance, to the age of François I, Renaissance poet and book collector supremo, when the printing press and its wild spread across Europe was as exciting to us all as are e-books today.
The BBC's Stephen Evans said the document is alleged to "reveal pretty wild spread spying on EU affairs".
Here's my personal response to that: while Mr. Trump was sitting on his golden pretend throne in his self-built Ivory Tower, causing wild spread financial ruin, fraud and bankruptcy, while he lined his pockets with silver and gold, Secretary Hillary was in the war room helping guide the strategic assassination of Bin Laden. .
The patient later relapsed with wild spread metastasis and rapid progression failing all systematic treatment; leukapheresis was performed to collect PBMC.
First it was wild badgers spreading bovine TB.
But he warned more cases could follow and, because of the risk of wild birds spreading the disease, urged farmers and their vets all over the country to be alert to the possibility of disease.
In December she said that the government needed to "correct the wild rumours spreading through social network services", referring to public outcry at the privatisation of railways and health care.
