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Examples
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They stopped under the shade, and she sat down, leaned back into the mat of a fern's trunk.
A Fire Upon the Deep Vinge, Vernor 1992
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But the IRB is resisting because of the fern's strong association with the All Blacks and the bias this would create if it were worn by the thousands of New Zealanders expected to volunteer.
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They also observed that the fern's vascular tissue, found near the centers of individual fronds does not deform greatly, highlighting the importance of keeping this tissue intact once water again becomes available.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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They also observed that the fern's vascular tissue, found near the centers of individual fronds does not deform greatly, highlighting the importance of keeping this tissue intact once water again becomes available.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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They also observed that the fern's vascular tissue, found near the centers of individual fronds does not deform greatly, highlighting the importance of keeping this tissue intact once water again becomes available.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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But the IRB is resisting because of the fern's strong association with the All Blacks and the bias this would create if it were worn by the thousands of New Zealanders expected to volunteer.
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Unlocking water fern's secrets could pave the way for more efficient ships
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Velament-like cells of the outer cortex of a fern's roots absorb moisture directly from the atmosphere.
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Unlocking water fern's secrets could pave the way for more efficient ships
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But they didn't know exactly how the fern's cells remain viable.
SEEDMAGAZINE.COM kloc@seedmediagroup.com 2010
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