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In the desiccated state, what seeds can do is lie in extremes of environment for prolonged periods of time.
It's widely believed that the evolution of desiccation-tolerant seeds allowed the colonization and the radiation of flowering plants, or angiosperms, onto land.
Seeds are energy-rich so there's a lot of food calories, you can store it in times of plenty for times of famine, but there's a downside.
Like seeds, these are desiccation-tolerant.
Like seeds, these can withstand extremes of environmental conditions.
My research has shown that there's considerable similarity in the mechanisms of desiccation tolerance in seeds and resurrection plants.
So as maize seeds dried out at the end of their period of development, they switch these genes on.
Mankind later found the sequence everywhere in nature, from sunflower seeds and flower petal arrangements, to the structure of a pineapple, even the branching of bronchi in the lungs.
The real-life seeds of war were sewn by the death of King Edward III in 1377.
In starches, which plants mostly store for energy in roots and seeds, glucose molecules are joined together by alpha linkages, most of which can be easily cleaved by enzymes in your digestive tract.
So eating omega-rich foods, like nuts, seeds, and fatty fish, is crucial to the creation and maintenance of cell membranes.
Most herbivores supplement a leafy diet with higher energy foods like fruit and seeds.
First, hybrid seed is created when you cross two seeds together.
When you space your seeds and plant with massive amounts of compost, farmers multiply their harvests.
What if you could bring with you just a few packets of seeds, and grow crops in a matter of hours?
And what if those crops would then make more seeds, enabling you to feed the entire crew with just those few packets of seeds for the duration of the trip?
Even simple things like shaded places or fruit plants or drinking water inside the city can make a difference in how people feel towards the place, and whether they consider it a generous place that gives, a place that's worth keeping, contributing to, or whether they see it as an alienating place, full of seeds of anger.
And if we don't find anything at all, we go to museums to see the seeds or wood of trees existing there a long time ago.
We collect the seeds and germinate saplings out of them.
Birds then came, bringing in seeds, and our pile became an oasis of life.
The seeds then are mothered by this mycelium.
One said, "My parents did not have good seeds, but there are friendly men out there who have spare seeds.
I said, "If this would be an apple for the friendly man with the seeds, what would you do with it?"
It took time, but eventually these conversations planted seeds of doubt in me.
They use this scope to remove seeds using a little tweezer.
And in order to solve one public health problem, the agency is sowing the seeds of another.
But actually, we found that around 60 percent of the people reached out to responded, and of that, around another 60 percent had sustained engagement, meaning that they were having conversations with the hardest people to reach about what they were going through, planting seeds of doubt and giving them alternatives for talking about these subjects, and that's really important.
It was in that instant that the seeds were sown for a long career of hurting others, be it physical, mental or emotional.
Able to make more seeds and offspring with the help of its dedicated pollinators, the orchid successfully reproduces in isolation, and becomes a new species.
They control 90 percent of the commercially produced seeds in our country.
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