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Sentence Examples Tubers were harvested on August 17, just as the plants were coming into flower and before the tubers were fully mature. It is a milky substance that is harvested by tapping the tree, a process similar to the harvesting of maple syrup. Upon maturation, fruit was individually harvested from all plants over a 2-week period. Cork is harvested from the cork oak, coming primarily from Portugal, Spain and North Africa. Traditionally, guitars are made from the world's finest cuts of mahogany and rosewood harvested from rainforests in countries like Brazil. Mini-grafts of hair are harvested from the back of the head and replanted in thinning areas of hair. The Page report logically proposed that only Dolfwood and Rhodesian teak be harvested for timber. Samples from all the treatments were harvested at the indicated times and total RNA isolation was performed. Large oval or teardrop fruits grow 3 to 4 feet tall and produce an average of 8 to 10 fruits that are best harvested when about 6 inches long. The rustle of grain was gone, replaced by the earthy scent of a freshly harvested field. Cloudberry and thimbleberry are harvested from bogs in Quebec for juice and liqueur production. Freshly harvested pollen was dusted onto a microscope slide with a brush to which four or five drops of stain were added. My most feeble Harvest Festival gift was a few apples harvested from our manky back garden tree and a nearly unopened jar of raspberry jam. A bone-patellar tendon graft was harvested from the ipsilateral knee for ligament reconstruction. Supplemented with some sea spinach harvested along the dunes, these went into a tasty flan I baked yesterday. Indians have always harvested medals by the bagfuls, utilising the event as a testing ground to spot and groom talent. He first made the scollops from the sally rods which the owner had harvested or bought the winter before. They began growing and cultivating tepary beans, and last year they harvested 10,000 pounds of the beans. Mature fruits of Theobroma cacao were harvested from a Malaysian plantation. Some grass species can be harvested very intensively to achieve dairy-quality forage. Show More Sentences Anterior pituitaries were harvested at slaughter, and the reverse plaque assay was used to examine the composition of the acidophils. If you are concerned about field mice being hurt when corn is harvested, then don't eat meat. Out in the plantations Dawson saw the field hands working, planting crops to be harvested in the summer. The 400 square metre plot will be harvested in a month and the fibrous stalks tested for nutrient levels. Mixed stands with orchardgrass, ryegrass, tall fescue, and reed canarygrass can be harvested on a 4-cut schedule. All the experimental treatments and reproductive nodes that were harvested are indicated on the main figure. Now, the days of the binder are gone and short-strawed varieties of grain have been specially bred to be harvested by the combine harvester. At this time of year in France thousands of acres of sunflowers are about to be harvested by giant combines. Cells were harvested and protein extracts were prepared for immunoprecipitation and immunoblotting with the indicated antibodies. From the marshes, fens and river-banks, rushes and reeds were harvested for use in thatching, with tons needed just for one dwelling. Cold-tolerant persimmons are small, beautiful trees that yield small, sweet fruit harvested in the fall. Seeds were harvested at 40 days after flowering and immature seeds were removed. A periosteal flap was harvested from the proximal medial subcutaneous border of the tibia. Then we learnt how coffee was harvested, roasted, percolated, espressed and consumed. Both cocklebur and magnolia blossoms must either be harvested and dried for future use or they may be purchased from Chinese pharmacies. Farmed, harvested, and dried by natives on small family plots, cochineal insects helped color the silks and wools of Hapsburg royalty. Coal is simply harvested by henchmen and these two resources are all that's needed to wage war. Fruits were harvested at full ripeness and the firmness was measured with a penetrometer. The juice from grapes harvested at optimum ripeness for wine has a rather cloying sweetness which can overshadow the refreshing acidity. The use of embryonic stem cells, however, is clouded by the ethical issues that surround the use of cells harvested from early human embryos. Show More Sentences Several stands adjacent to those fragments had been harvested by clear-cut logging one to two years prior to this study. In 10 specimens, the tibia with attached patellar tendon and patella was harvested by removal of all connecting tissue. Revision ACL reconstruction when both patellar tendons have already been harvested is an unusual situation. Stem segments were harvested, prepared and attached to the measurement system as described above. Sustainably harvested Western red cedar clads the home's two factory-built modules. For the island top, I ordered a 3 by 5-foot chopping block of sustainably harvested Oregon madrone from a supply store in Portland. Some municipal water users sometimes switch to harvested rainwater as a way to avoid chlorination and fluoridation treatments. Peas, brassicas, cucumbers and summer squash should be harvested every other day, not every third. The Solins have harvested some 10,000 cords of pulpwood and 200,000 feet of saw timber in the last two decades. Soot and char make it difficult for equipment operators to judge wood quality of the stems being harvested. A flock of sea gulls is set down in the field of alfalfa recently harvested, a study in green and white. Next, the crystals are harvested from the refining liquid through two centrifuges arranged in parallel. Immature female and male strobili cones were harvested from a 40-year-old Norway spruce tree, 2 weeks prior to pollen release. Oysters, sturgeon, striped bass and crabs were harvested by the Canarsee Indians, and the surrounding land yielded deer and fowl. In a wonderfully economic circle, the hemp is used to mop up pig waste, then the crop is harvested and fed to the pigs. From his own patch he had harvested potatoes the previous summer and had laid them in a clamp. But, he says, where winter wheat is being harvested, it's half to one ton a hectare down. They were harvested in pairs because the plants produce a pair of primary, opposite leaves at each node. Records of where hunters harvested their caribou are crucial to account for geographic variation. This hydrogen could be harvested and used for propellants or combined with oxygen to make water. Show More Sentences If ice does exist there, it could be harvested and used for drinking water or broken down into hydrogen and oxygen. Another substance that potentially can be harvested from the Moon is oxygen. It is often assumed that the resource can be harvested up to a certain level without depleting it. The resin harvested from the trees made eco-friendly turpentine, replacing imported petroleum-based products. Its soil contains raw materials that might be harvested and processed into rocket fuel or breathable air. The power supply would be harvested by solar panels, housed on a lunar orbiting power station. There is an abundance of energy waiting to be harvested from oceans around the world. That could make consumer-friendly computers running on harvested energy workable. Mycelial tissue was harvested, lyophilized, submerged in liquid nitrogen and ground into a powder. The cloned cells were harvested, expanded in culture, and transferred to three-dimensional molds. Most organs for transplant are harvested from brain-dead cadavers, although a few come from living donors. However, the process is controversial because many stem cells are harvested from discarded embryos. Stem cells would be harvested from the blastocyst and transformed into the desired tissues for transplant. The stem cells were harvested from the patient's own bone marrow and injected into the ventricle. Twenty-four hours after transfection, the cells were harvested and the plasmid DNA recovered. If you believe that allowing the diseases that can be cured by stem cells harvested from zygotes is the greater evil, then support research. The mouse lymphoma cells were treated for 4 or 24 h and the cells were harvested for RNA isolation at the end of the treatment. So the International Whaling Commission was formed in order to place limits on the number of whales which could be harvested each year. Here they reach 3 or 4kg and become the most sought-after of the Pacific salmon, actively harvested by both commercial and sports fisheries. Without this support relocated insects would soon be harvested, providing a very expensive meal for a few people. Show More Sentences Walleye pollock, more than half of all Bering bottom fish, are harvested in the world's largest single species fishery. This new decision replaces the 2001 Bird Protection Act, which set limits on when the birds can be harvested. Two of the species to be harvested in larger quantities are considered endangered. There are several hundred species of shark, but only a handful of these are harvested for food. Nearly all of those sharks are harvested by Spanish fishing fleets, whose other traditional commercial fish species have declined. The bulk of the domestic shrimp catch is harvested by trawlers in the Gulf of Mexico. Centuries ago when farmers planted and harvested their crops, they knew little about the science involved. More than 3,50,000 hectares of land are harvested and nearly 3.5 million people will be engaged in full-time tobacco manufacture. In the United Stares, some of the 2002 grape crop was not harvested because of low prices. The coffee beans in a shade-grown brand are harvested under a canopy of trees. On our farm, we needed drying bins for when the corn or soybeans were harvested wet. Crops were harvested twice, roughly 10 days apart, and an average of the two harvests was taken. The gardens are starting to look bare as the last of the root crops are harvested, and the still green cover crops are filling in the beds. Each year, 17 million pounds of moss is harvested for sale in florist and craft stores across the nation. He thinks, too, of pumpkin pie and fresh harvested honey and steaming hot cocoa. The starch stored in natural plant sugars is harvested and then the sugar is fermented into lactic acid. Mineral wealth has been harvested from this region since ancient times, and amber from the Baltic area was a trade staple in ancient Europe. In late spring a second field planted with oats, barley, legumes or lentils, which were harvested in late summer. Green manures such as rye and oats are often planted in the fall after the crops have been harvested. Five of the 10 harvested fruits were cut transversely to calculate the average locule number per fruit and average fruit. Show More Sentences When selecting an alfalfa variety, consider whether it will be primarily grazed, or harvested with a combination of haying and grazing. The harvested cell pellet was red, which suggested that the prosthetic group heme was synthesized by the bacterium. They planted cabbages, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, pumpkin and carrots that are currently being harvested. This would be the vintage of the wine, the year in which the grapes were harvested for the wine. Grapes are still harvested from the pasture but not for the purpose of vinification. Wood does make an appearance, though, as both exterior cladding and interior veneer, all in the same rich teak harvested from western China. Similarly, after crops are harvested, livestock are allowed to browse on crop residues and trees in fields. Seeds were sown on 14 Apr. and the matured plants were harvested on 16 Aug. before the onset of flowering. Most leeks can be harvested for use as baby leeks, but some varieties are bred for culinary appeal as baby leeks. Twenty-four-hour unstimulated BM lymphocyte cultures were set up and harvested using standard procedures. White tea is harvested only a few days of the year from the unripened buds of the tea plant. This set of napkin rings is made of sustainably harvested wood hand-carved in Kenya. In China, these deer are now bred in captivity so that their musk can be harvested. But Californian pistachios, which are harvested and processed by more sophisticated means, are usually unblemished and left undyed. No new bogland will be harvested beyond that for which an EPA licence already exists. The resulting undersown plant growth must be retained until the cereal crop is harvested. With a tabletop multi-storey building model, visitors will be shown how water can be harvested in apartment complexes. Multiple cropping establishes a second crop in the same season that a first crop is harvested. On the hunting fields, 12,000 birds are harvested annually, consisting of pheasants, chukar partridge and bobwhite quail. Stem cells are harvested from bone marrow, umbilical cords, the brain and spinal cord and other tissues. Show More Sentences Pearls were harvested for their high value and pearlshell was used commercially for button-making and for mother-of-pearl. Most of the wood is from recycled or sustainably harvested sources, making less impact on Mother Earth. Thirty hours after the start of treatment the cells were harvested and micronucleus slides were prepared. This site tells you how to mung or spam-block your e-mail address so it can't be harvested. Grass which is to be used for silaging must be harvested at the optimum growth stage for making the best quality and quantity of silage. Corn harvested for silage yields one-third more feed nutrients per acre than corn harvested for grain. When pasture was not available, hay or silage harvested during periods of excess pasture growth was fed to meet forage requirements. Forage crops provide fiber, energy, protein, vitamins, and minerals to cows and may also be harvested as hay or silage for later feeding. Most of the corn was harvested and stored as silage, with the remainder custom harvested as dry grain. When the olives are harvested, he explains, they have to be sieved to remove leaves, then washed, then pressed. I was harvested with sickles, tied in sheaves and buried in the bog-holes until such time as the skin peeled off easily. If you're having lobster bisque as a starter on Christmas Day, you'll be heartened to know it was probably harvested off the coast of Scotland. Once thawed, the proximal two-thirds of the radii were harvested along with their distal biceps tendon attachments. In a second experiment, branchlets were excised from harvested broccoli heads and placed on moistened sterile pads inside plastic pillows. Oysters were harvested in Scotland as long ago as the stone age when the shellfish were gathered from the seabed close to the coastline. Tissues were harvested from five independent transgenic lines grown in vitro. At the very outset, before the grain was harvested, one sheaf of barley would be cut and waved before the Lord. One older farmer, John, came into the mill today with a bag of wheat he's just harvested. However, the farms were started up only recently, and it takes about seven years for the abalone to reach a size where they may be harvested. Part of the experiment will be to see at what age and at what time of year the plant is best harvested. Show More Sentences The patellar tendon autograft was harvested through a single midline incision. The first ritual during the agriculture season takes place when the first fruits are harvested. Shavuot is also considered an agricultural celebration, as it celebrates the festival of the first fruits when wheat is harvested. Pod wall, seed coat, and seed sections, from fresh glasshouse-grown material harvested mid-photoperiod, were cut using a sledge microtome. Next time it rains, these students can go to the centre and see for themselves how rainwater can be harvested. The very warm and dry conditions had seen half of lowland winter barley crops harvested with winter oilseed rape not far behind. Future revenue would be harvested from a single-rate flat tax on wages or, better still, a stiff sales tax on consumption. Three crops a year are harvested to provide enough rice for the population, and the government keeps surpluses stored for times of drought. Thirty terminal shoot segments were harvested randomly from the last whorl of branches at the top of the trees. Its economy was based primarily on millet, harvested with polished stone reaping knives, and on pigs, cows, and goats. My acquaintance never ran out of metheglin, which was mixed when he harvested his honey, and he never failed to offer me a swig or two. Sponges are a plant-like sea animal which are harvested from the ocean bed. The coffee plantations were abandoned in 1995 and have not been harvested or treated with agrochemicals since. When the crop was harvested, pesticide residues were found to exceed the legal limit. All of us lived together, ploughed together, and harvested the crops together. Production of winter wheat, harvested in July, was down by up to 50 percent. An answer may take 3-7 months, long after the crops have been harvested and contamination has happened. The green wheat stalks are harvested and gathered in bunches, then roasted in the fields over an open wood or charcoal fire. After the plants had senesced, ears were harvested and the lengths measured. While the GM seeds cost more than regular ones, she saves money by not having to use so much pesticide and has harvested bigger crops. Show More Sentences When all the crops had been harvested and stored away, and before the men left for the fall hunt, the Harvest Festival was held. Today, most of the country's southeast coast is surrounded by man-made reefs, which are harvested commercially. In addition, the quality of the allograft may vary, depending on the age of the donor and the body location of the harvested skin. The harvested flowers provided pollen samples ranging from 0 h old, to over 72 h old, at 12 hourly age intervals. While you harvested a ton of apples, you still ended up with lots rotting on the ground, attracting yellow jackets and making a mess. Back in August, as the Evening Press reported, Andy had harvested his own crop of hops growing in the beer garden of the Monkgate pub. He harvested the punters at book-signing time, with a look of airy repletion. Aggie and her husband Pat were farming people who tilled the land, harvested the crops and raised livestock. Your carrots ought to be put in on a root day, and your leeks harvested only when the zodiac calendar permits. In some areas farmers have not harvested their crops, as there is no market for them. If they do not reproduce, channel catfish must be restocked periodically to replace those harvested. The bone graft is harvested from the patient's pelvic bone and inserted along with a spacer in between the vertebral bodies. The main crops that are harvested for this are maize, rice, wheat, and potatoes. During plant culture, young roots were harvested at the end of the light period on 4-week-old plants. A medicine man blessed the first rice harvested, and each ricing pair donated rice to a communal fund to feed the poor. Crops of corn that were harvested with the binder were cut under ripe so that the grain would ripen in the stook. I forgot to mention on Wednesday that I'd harvested my first sprouting broccoli. In Australia, salt is produced by solar evaporation from sea water, saline lake waters, underground brines and harvested from dry lake beds. There would be stubble after the crop's harvested, therefore cattle feed, especially in the end of the dry. A tiny cotton boll harvested from a field ends up in a 500-pound bale that is shipped to textile mills or traded on the world market. Show More Sentences Unfortunately, a vigorous cover crop can pose problems later on when the baby greens are harvested. More than a thousand conkers had been harvested from the arboretum's 102 horse chestnut trees for use in a variety of games. Lodging doubles the rate of decline in digestibility so lodged crops should be harvested as soon as possible. Once the poppies have flowered, the seed heads are harvested and converted into morphine base in local laboratories. Roots are harvested in the fall when the tops have gone to seed and the plants have experienced a couple of hard frosts. Oats are the preferred cover crop, and are harvested for grain and well as for compost-making. Wheat was seeded between the corn rows in late September after the seed corn was harvested. A contractor who harvested corn on the farm gave up when saboteurs planted metal bars in the ground to wreck his combine harvester. Pulp harvested from sago produces a high-fiber, low-fat starch similar in texture, nutritional benefit, and use to whole-wheat flour. The mussels then take between 15 months and two years to mature to marketable quality when they are harvested. A farmer with APH insurance coverage receives an indemnity if the harvested yield is less than the yield guarantee. The season when foodgrains are harvested in the fields and brought home is an occasion for celebration in many parts of our country. It flowers twice in the year, and it is the fully grown but still closed buds which are harvested to be dried and marketed. If an autograft is to be used, the surgeon should inform the surgical team from where the graft will be harvested. What's much safer is an autologous transplant where a person's own stem cells are harvested either from their blood or bone marrow. I harvested 46 cukes from the two plants in about five weeks. Every 12 h during the period of prolonged darkness, samples of young leaves, flowers, roots and fruits from two plants were harvested for analysis. This palm is considered a keystone species because it supplies fruits for birds and rodents all year and is intensively harvested for culinary purposes. In Kansas, I see that some of the winter wheat has been harvested. The crystals were harvested by centrifugation and redissolved in water. Show More Sentences From the riverbanks reeds are harvested for hut building and thatching. I immediately harvested all that were left, and resolved even more firmly that I'd demand a greater percentage at our next interspecies conference. There are crops which are ripe now and ready to be harvested! Just before the late summer sunburst farmers were in desperate straits because so little of their arable crop had been harvested, and huge losses were expected. Mill Creek foraging parties may have opportunistically harvested a number of resources from these wetlands including nesting waterfowl, muskrats, and arrowhead tubers. The more sugar in the harvested grapes, the rule mandates, the better the wine. Had they killed this woman and harvested her organs, they would have saved a lot of lives. Gems used as embellishments are often harvested from the earth with no regard to environmental standards. A lever switches a paddle gate in the picker chute and diverts some of the harvested cotton every 20 seconds into a sampler chute for collection and later analysis. The square-edge diagonal board sheathing that seems so fabulous in memory is now grown so fast and harvested so young it is sapwood all the way through. Only if teak trees reached a certain size could they be harvested. Despite the trade officially being banned, he explains, timber was still locally harvested and sold. The harvested Tempranillo grapes are fermented in the usual way. The hay will be harvested once a year by a local tenant farmer. Considered a delicacy and served in restaurants, diamondback terrapins were heavily harvested along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts through most of the past century. Freshly harvested seeds of hazel exhibit primary dormancy imposed by inhibitory substances, such as abscisic acid, present in the testa and pericarp. This is when the fruit of the previous seasons is harvested. Donkeys brayed to one another across threshing floors of harvested wheat. This trade included the abundant trepang harvested in north Australia. For practical purposes it is unclimbable, and the nuts are harvested by waiting for the fruit which contains them to ripen and fall to the ground. Show More Sentences The harvested seeds from the selected plant were multiplied for subsequent yield trials conducted for three seasons and then distributed as a new cultivar. Scientists attribute the declines to pollution, habitat degradation, and unsustainable fishing practices that allow species to be harvested faster than they can reproduce. Little Ape three-wheel trucks are laden with freshly harvested winter produce like peas and artichokes being sold on the roadside. The main species harvested are hake, horse mackerel and pilchard, whilst other species such as monk, anchovy, tuna and sole also contribute to this sector. Fruits were harvested just prior to dehiscence of the capsule valves. If you have late-season crops like Brussels sprouts or kale, just scatter seeds under the plants' leaves, and the cover crop will come along as the other crops are harvested. But chiefly he fulfills a statistician's dream with his minute record of Brussels sprouts, cabbages, and tulips planted, harvested, and planted again. A century ago these hills echoed with the rasping sounds of bucksaws, as loggers harvested millions of redwoods and Douglas fir to feed the housing needs of a growing country. Today I disassembled a non-functioning VCR and harvested 63 small screws which will join the thousands of other small screws housed in little glass jars in my workshop. The rich nut meats that do get harvested are used in making my favorite ice cream, in commercial baking, candy production, and in direct retail sales. The opposite corner is marked by a bright spray of canary yellow broccoli flowers, from a few side shoots we left in place when we harvested the crop. With one hand free, they harvested coconuts and emptied rubber-tree bowls. The pharma corn was harvested along with the soybeans and sent to a grain elevator in Aurora, Nebraska, where it was mixed in with 500,000 bushels. Planted in November, the onions are harvested from April through mid-June. The trees in commercial production are harvested with trunk or limb shakers that literally shake the nuts off the tree to be collected by various means. I will even eat the strange species of fish which are being harvested in the southern hemisphere and offered as an alternative to our cod and haddock. Shrimp, crab, and a variety of fish are harvested from the ocean. In one experiment scientists harvested a subpopulation of non-trophoblastic placental cells, grew them up, and seeded them on to a polymer scaffold. For some experiments, tissue was harvested from tissue-culture plants. Worldwide, 1.5 million kilograms of coral are harvested annually. Show More Sentences The older-growth heartwood is very resistant to decay, but the lumber from young trees that are harvested too soon has a lower level of decay resistance. Swedish scientists are now testing his idea to grow hemp on polluted land and process the harvested crop for auto insulation, rope or as an energy source. The explosion stuns or kills fish, and they are then harvested by divers. The parotid and submaxillary glands from a Wister rat, parotid gland and pancreas from a Japanese white rabbit, and a porcine pancreas were harvested. If you opt for a fish dish for your main meal, diver harvested scallops wrapped in bacon with hollandaise sauce is sure to get the mouth watering. This oil is harvested from the kernels of the palm tree, thus the name. The harvested plant material was chopped up and returned to the soil to allow it to decompose so that no labelled nitrogen was lost from the system. Where has that water come from and was it sustainably harvested? Marshmallow, which grows in the primordial bogs and swamplands, was harvested and used to fashion these crude idols, which were then devoured to cure thigh ache. This is the season when, in ancient times, the wheat was harvested, thus the flowering of the pomegranates marked both an end to spring and the beginning of summer. It is made from a blend of late harvested and dried refosco, carmenere and corvina, making it sort of a super-Venetian as they call it on the back label. The season of 1874-75 was excellent, with two crops harvested and stored. Potato farmer Simon Bradley took matters into his own hands when he harvested his biggest crop, but was unable to sell it all through his York outlets. The research project follows last year's arrival of the first baby in Britain to be born from a mature egg harvested from its mother, frozen, then fertilised at a later date. In the decades before the hormone could be engineered, hGH was harvested from the pituitary glands of human cadavers. This is harvested from a completely different plant species called Aspalathus linearis of the pea and bean family. Peat is harvested as an important source of fuel in certain parts of the world. In sourcing sustainable branches, the architects settled on ocotillo, a Mexican wood that regenerates individual branches as they're harvested. In colder climates, cloves are planted in the autumn, about six weeks before the soil freezes, and harvested in late spring or early summer. In Australia and the United States some species are harvested from the wild for the cut flower market. Show More Sentences The willow was harvested using a traditional method of pollarding, where a tree would be cut back to the main stem. Among these are marigold flowers for garlands and temples, which are typically harvested before dawn, and discarded after use the same day. The harvesting would reach its peak in the 1880s, with 20 million bushels being harvested from the bay each year. Gulf menhaden are harvested primarily for fish meal and fish oil based products. Because these fish were once abundant, and because their robust bodies are good to eat, these fish have been commercially harvested. A fishery is an area with an associated fish or aquatic population which is harvested for its commercial value. The fish must have been corralled by some method and then harvested at will. Oysters are also harvested on a large scale from many of the bays and sounds. The evolution of photosynthesis allowed the Sun's energy to be harvested directly by life forms. There are many more mushroom species that are harvested from the wild for personal consumption or commercial sale. This was important because the yield of seeds harvested to seeds planted at that time was around four or five. For orris root production, iris rhizomes are harvested, dried, and aged for up to 5 years. The consumption of seafood harvested from the Irish Sea is the main pathway for exposure of humans to radioactivity. Some species have large seeds, called pine nuts, that are harvested and sold for cooking and baking. Red foxes are among the most important furbearing animals harvested by the fur trade. It is still harvested around the coasts of Brittany in France and Bantry Bay, Ireland, and is a popular fertilizer for organic gardening. Commercial production of kelp harvested from its natural habitat took place in Japan for over a century. Throughout the winter and spring, a variety of little greens shoot up that are the staples of a harvested salad. Giant kelp can be harvested fairly easily because of its surface canopy and growth habit of staying in deeper water. Pumpkins and grammas are harvested when mature, usually when the vines have died or been frosted. Show More Sentences Between 100,000 and 170,000 wet tons of Macrocystis are harvested annually in New Mexico for alginate extraction and abalone feed. Synchronised parasites were harvested using gelafundin floatation at the trophozoite stage which was then cultured to ring stage. When it was harvested en masse, it was frequently ground up as fertilizer. Eggs are still illegally harvested in southern Europe, and adults of wintering birds are taken as food in West Africa and South America. Windowpane oysters are harvested for their translucent shells, which are used to make various kinds of decorative objects. Some kinds of pearl oysters are harvested for the pearl produced within the mantle. However, the species is not considered overfished due to a large amount reported and a large amount harvested. Aquaculture now provides approximately half of all harvested aquatic organisms. Under ITQs, members of a fishery are granted rights to a percentage of the total allowable catch that can be harvested each year. However, the energy harvested from the turbine will offset the installation cost, as well as provide virtually free energy for years after. In the Falkland Islands, hundreds of thousands of penguins were harvested for their oil each year. Turtles were harvested in the remotest parts of the Indonesian archipelago. Jellyfish are also harvested for their collagen, which can be used for a variety of applications including the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. Scallops are most commonly harvested using scallop dredges or bottom trawls. Clean rainwater is now harvested to use for watering and washing down yards, while sleeping policemen on the yard separate clean and dirty water. It is traditionally harvested from the candlenut tree in the sun-kissed islands to use in lamps. Apparently, a great deal can be harvested with only 70 flowerpots. Effect of climatic conditions on natural mycoflora and fumonisins in freshly harvested corn of the State of Parana, Brazil. A lot of the cars being stripped down in chop shops are older models and the components are harvested for sale to dodgy mechanics. Nan Fuchs, introduced me to Alginol, a potent, uniquely harvested and processed brown algae. Find more words! 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