Examples of sprouted

• Almost all of the individuals that sprouted were snapped off trees, although sprouts were recorded eventually for partially uprooted trees.

• Limited resources should therefore be directed to apical setts and sprouted setts which have the highest yield potential.

• For each of four varieties, histograms depict the percentages of sprouted grains in intact, partially after-ripened spikes after seven days' misting with water (see text).

• This helped to smother the weeds that sprouted with the onset of rains.

• Military-assisted corporations sprouted in natural resource extraction, fishing, finance, real estate, manufacturing, and construction sectors.

• The malt, or sprouted barley, was ground and combined with hot water to generate the wort.

• The period of sprouting was estimated as time (in d) from the start of the experiment to when 80% of the tubers had sprouted.

• Generally, a newly sprouted lotus seedling will remain healthy as long as it is submerged in water.

• A setting like this duplicated, and forever would freeze, the primordial scene when the waters and the sky separated and the earth sprouted upwards.

• We observed three recovery categories among plants: those that only produced leaves (hereafter refoliated), those that sprouted, and those that did both.

• Those respondents who used desprouted tubers did so to get more stems, whereas respondents who used sprouted tuber pieces, mainly did so to improve growth.

• Tubers of the control had not sprouted by 77 d by which time all other treated tubers had sprouted.

• A tuber was declared sprouted when one of its buds was 3 mm long.

• Regardless of the use of improved postharvest technology, it is recommended that sprouted setts and apical setts should be planted together and on favourable sites.

• Guidance for industry : reducing microbial food safety hazards for sprouted seeds and guidance for industry : sampling and microbial testing of spent irrigation water during sprout production.