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As the seeds are able to absorb more than 7 times their weight, in water, and form a thick gel, this causes a slow release of carbohydrate; facilitating an equally slow conversion of carbohydrates, into glucose (blood sugar), for energy.— Permaculture Research Institute of Australia
I don't actually have much hope for my seeds, as I've gotten really slack and useless with germinating seeds (not like in the olden days), but still.— dogpossum
Ants that removed P. macrostachya seeds were a very small subset of the generalist ground-foraging fauna, and the AG ant— PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles
But the day the seeds were announced I realized that I was really in trouble.— Blog updates
In fact, I could make those picks on the same day that I make the basketball picks, some six weeks before the seeds are announced.— Blog updates
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