We are wont to forget that the sun looks on our
cultivated fields and on the prairies and forests without distinction.
-- Leaving Socego, we rode to another estate on the Rio Macae, which was the last patch of
cultivated ground in that direction.
The contribution and source of PP in the
cultivated + trodden treatment is most likely a combination of added P in the form of dung and soil-derived P.
Then plants that display hints of the desired trait would be
cultivated until, finally, plants that consistently display the trait result.
PERILLA FRUTESCENS (Labiatae) is a self-fertilizing annual species which is widely
cultivated in East Asia.
Morse Geriatric Center, with few exceptions the answer is that our volunteers are an integral part of our facility, and when
cultivated they prove increasingly independent and overwhelmingly helpful.
His early works were criticized by his professors for their jarring colors, hard edges, and "lack of consistency," which contradicted the colorist sensibility a la Bonnard
cultivated at the academy.
First, let's agree that crops and livestock are
cultivated species, not wild ones, and that the relevant region is the continental United States.
The
Cultivated Wilderness is an attempt to share broad ideas about human actions and their influence on landscapes.
The project's
cultivated land borders a national forest, providing a buffer zone to protect the area from development.
They said they aim at commercializing skin
cultivated from patients' mucous membranes by 2002, and skin
cultivated from mucous membranes of nonpatients by 2005.
Since the Hutterites, of all Anabaptist groups, collected their historical sources most assiduously and
cultivated a tradition of chronicle writing and epistle-collection, and since none of the Moravian Anabaptist groups that competed with them survived, a Hutterocentric presentation of Moravian Anabaptism flowed easily from the sources.