Příklady tub

• An oval tub served as the frame for this machine.

• The tubs were half filled with a mixture of steamsterilized sandy loam (50%), peat (30%) and grit (20%).

• Aphids were collected from the bagged plants by dipping and shaking the plants in a tub of hot water.

• The water in the tubs was changed twice a day.

• The definition of z tub is as follows.

• The method consists, briefly, in the liberation of pupae in tubs or large tins in the field.

• After 24 h exposure the survivors were removed from the tubs, placed in rearing bowls and reared up to adults.

• The adults emerge, and, instead of dispersing in all directions, remain near at hand, mate, and finally oviposit in the tubs.

• Competitive stands were planted in wooden tubs built with 12-mm-thick waterproof plywood.

• Once the seedlings were c. 3 cm tall, they were transplanted into the experimental tubs.

• Competition in secondary succession tub was 90.9 cm long x 52.5 cm wide x 30 cm deep (143.2 litres).

• Initially the larvae in each group of 20 were transferred together into 176 ml (4 cm 12 cm) tubs, for exposure to the appropriate treatment.

• The bottom of the window was about 16 inches from the floor in the tubs, and about 20 inches in the barrels.

• This was overcome by first drying and grinding the soil/pat mix and putting it in a plastic tub of 1120 ml capacity.

• The contents of the tub were analysed under a stereomicroscope, counting seeds of all recognizable species.