Sentence examples for wild variety from inspiring English sources
Pterosaurs are in part famous for the wild variety of head crests seen on various species.
From this unchanging routine he achieves a wild variety of results.
The wild variety originated in southwest France and is the most prized black truffle.
They're using a wild variety of salts for flavoring and color, actually as garnishes like chopped herbs.
Essentially, he was able to selectively breed "mutant" phages that remained in the mice far longer than the wild variety.
It was that the wild variety allowed you to look at Goya in a completely different way.
Indeed, it is possible for cross-pollination to "contaminate" wild varieties of food, decreasing biodiversity.
(Wild varieties can be tarter and zingier than their more cultivated sisters found in the supermarket).
On a recent visit, I tried to persuade him to dole out tastes of his three wild varieties.
In 1886 de Vries noticed wild varieties of the evening primrose (Oenothera lamarckiana) that differed markedly from the cultivated species.
Baymen report more frequent sightings of cultured clams and oysters, both of which have black genetic markings on the tops of their shells that distinguish them from the wild varieties.
