“In maize, as in all flowering plants, the seed develops inside a coat of maternal origin.”

“They opened up a space for cultivated literary uses, which, after being successively expanded, served as the seed of the contemporary Catalan literary system.”

“The key is that the promise was made to Abraham and to his seed, that is, to one seed, to one offspring.”

“One is the traditional pattern of planting in which the tractor-drawn seeder is driven back and forth along the field, up and down every row.”

“They indicate that rye can be applied aerially or seeded using a high-clearance tractor with a seeder to clear the fern.”

“To speed the planting pace, the family bought into a host of new technology with the seeder.”

“Land Pride seeders protect falling seed by offering watertight seedbox lids, wind guards and low seed drop.”

“Habeas' real-time seedbox monitoring data will be integrated directly into the EmailLabs Campaign Reports, allowing clients to view inbox vs.”

“What we had to do was to demonstrate that this was seedcorn, and that the money invested in the genome was money well spent.”

“It is a trap similar to the one that peasants enter when they feed seedcorn to their starving children.”

“Selectively chosen, these customers are the seedcorn of the future.”

“The are also important breeding colonies of birds in this area including the blue swallow, Denham's bustard, Njombe cisticola and Kipengere seedeater.”

“Rufous-capped warbler and white-collared seedeater from Webb County, Texas.”

“The white-collared seedeater, is a very small, black and white finch about 11 cm in total length.”

“How can we expect a harvest of thought who have not a seedtime of character?”

“While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease.”

“But in the few precious weeks of seedtime, every day, every hour is of moment.”

“Pre-irrigation can also provide ideal soil-water content in the seedbed so that uniform germination begins soon after seeding.”

“Vernon gave an account of how New York, at the time, served as a seedbed of innovation and entrepreneurial activity.”

“It was rightly recognized as the seedbed of rational medicine, even after the original methods had been discarded, forgotten, and misunderstood by the medicine which grew up around its foundation.”

“The longer a seedling takes to emerge, the greater the possibility of stand loss to crusting, disease, insects, and rodents.”

“The alb1 mutation is recessive and homozygous albino plants are white and die at the seedling stage.”

“This is useful to control weeds and aerate the soil, which helps deter seedling diseases.”

“It may be that your father buys his seed corn from a seedsman.”

“One of the very real problems a seedsman has, for example, is in recommending a grass to the man who doesn't know what a sunny lawn is.”

“The seedsman knows just what to do to secure the best results in seed, and just how to do it.”

“The seedhead of slender wild oat is very attenuated and from it projects a long awn that looks like an antenna from a large insect.”

“Once these brown discs are removed, the silvery-white central circular seedhead makes an elegant dried display.”

“Macropodids may take small berries or seedheads entirely into the mouth, grip the stalk, and pluck off the seedhead against the upper or lower incisors.”

“The seed was cast on the ground from seed-cod or seedlep, the latter word being still used.”

“Across his shoulders and around his neck is a protective nubbly covering, possibly derived from a seedpod found on the forest floor.”

“Half a millennium ago, perhaps, a settler from Zanzibar or East Africa had brought a seedpod here and planted it in a rare patch of wet soil.”

“Perennial honesty has pointed oval seedpod partitions and pale purple flowers.”

“A nursery taking up 10 acres on the Warwick Road in 1880 was run by John Stevens, who described himself as a nurseryman, seedman and florist.”

“Christopher Max Deering extended the lead to 2-0 in the 57th minute, scoring off a Lucas Dall'Orso header following a Seedman corner kick.”

“There was only one way designer Michael Seedman was going to beat his on at the video game Guitar Hero, he was going to have to cheat.”

“This section provides useful information to collectors, handlers, seedsmen and nursery managers.”

“The seedsmen claim this will form a compact yet spreading plant, although that sounds contradictory.”

“The seedsmen claim that this has an improved range of colours.”

“Now that soil is thoroughly warm, newly planted melon seedlings should thrive.”

“I have repotted the coriander seedlings, which are still winning the prize for most vigorous specimens, and which have ace roots.”

“Plant seedlings of basil, chives, oregano, parsley, rosemary, sage, and thyme.”

“The hips of shrub roses make a colorful display, while southern magnolia has large seedpods with glowing red berries.”

“Sourwood decks itself with pendulous seedpods, and hazelnut displays dangling catkins in early spring.”

“The annatto tree is quite pretty, with big green leaves and bright red, prickly seedpods.”

“Cool, wet, seedbeds resulting in delayed germination may warrant including an insecticide seed treatment.”

“On conventionally prepared seedbeds, brassica seed can be broadcast and incorporated with cultipacking.”

“Harsh, high-elevation burn areas provide excellent seedbeds for this species.”

“They are also found in nuts like peanuts, walnuts, cashews as well as in seeds and fish.”

“With early farmers came seeds, some imported intentionally but others carried over unwittingly in animal fodder and packing.”

“Field edge paths have fancy dandelions, namely goats beard, broadcasting their large clocks of seeds.”