Sentences with phrase «fascinated by plants»

From then on, she found herself fascinated by plants, herbs, and natural medicine.

The goal of this activity is to get as many people as possible around the world fascinated by plants and enthused about the importance of plant science for agriculture, in sustainably producing food, as well as for horticulture, forestry, and all of the non-food products such as paper, timber, chemicals, energy, and pharmaceuticals.

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There I was fascinated by the incredibly unique culture and environment: Did you know that 80 % of the plants and animals found in Madagascar don't exist anywhere else on the planet?

Biologists have, since pre-evolutionary days, been fascinated by instances of structural parallelisms in not closely related animals and plants that exploit similar environments in similar ways.

She decided to focus on creating plant - based food, as it's something she has always been fascinated by, and wanted to eat more of.

I have always been fascinated by biology in general, but more specifically ancient animals and plants.

Though I wasn't (and am not) vegetarian, I was fascinated by the far - reaching, holistic benefits of plant - based food.

Might they be fascinated by the nepenthes — a.k.a. the carnivorous pitcher plant — known to trap even rodents and birds?

Who wouldn't be fascinated by organisms that «can eat anything: plants, animals (alive or dead), even oil and rocks»?

I have always been fascinated by wolf - dog hybrids and all hybrid animals and plants for that matter.

But for anyone fascinated by the medicinal uses of plants, it's well worth stopping... Read more about Herbwalk Langkawi.

Admission fee to the Angkhang Royal Agricultural Station where you will be fascinated by a variety of beautiful flowers and plants, at 1,400 metres above sea level.

From 2009 to 2010, Voigt visited botanic gardens in every city to which she traveled and became fascinated by the efforts made to identify, class, and display plants.

I have been always fascinated by nature, the behavior of animals, the way that flowers and plants grow and how we are a big part of it, the subtle injection of ambiguity that blurs the gap between the ordinary and the fantastic.

Ross is fascinated by patterns in nature i.e spiral forms of shells, leaves, butterfly wings, plant cells.

Cleghorn soon became fascinated by botany, and after studying plants and trees for several years, he began to give speeches about the failure of agriculture in India, catching the attention of the Indian administration.