Pumpkin is one of the most economically important crops within this species [ 2], and commonly known as winter squash with its mature fruits consumed as vegetables in most of the world, especially in Asia (primarily China and India and Africaa.
Since then, Savannah has been in a fevered state of renewal, its residents consumed with resurrecting a glorious past, starting in the 1950's with downtown's mansions and cotton warehouses and more recently with the expanse of fraying Victorians that spread beyond the city's historic heart.
This research confirms that a bacterial community present in the guts of a facultatively granivorous beetle is associated with its ability to consume seeds.
This, in combination with its ability to consume a broad range of biorefinery sugars (e.g. glucose, xylose, arabinose, galactose) [ 24] and its high acid tolerance [ 29], makes A. succinogenes a promising candidate for industrial succinate production on lignocellulosic feedstocks.
With Europe consumed by its own economic crises, from the long-running drama in Greece to new fears about Italy, and with Japan inwardly focused on recovering from the earthquake and tsunami, investors found that there were few other places for the world to go.
By the time Rudolph W. Giuilani took office eight years ago, the city was so consumed with its extraordinary social programs that it neglected simple tasks like crime prevention, education and street cleaning.
We know that an election-year Congress is consumed with its own survival.
This was a role played in the past by Egypt, now consumed with its own revolution.
There was no reaction then from a European Union still consumed with its economic integration through the creation of the euro rather than with its political identity.
But the Sierra Club, which has taken on numerous political causes, including a campaign to defeat President Bush, has become too consumed with its own partisan mission, he said.
