• Rice is often grown in shallow puddles called paddies.

• Beyond the hardiness range, the tree could be grown indoors.

• Using tissue grown in a laboratory, researchers have engineered fully functional replacement penises.

• T his is actually a form of beet grown for leaves and stalks instead of roots.

• Usually grown as an annual evereywhere, this is one of the best bedding plants for shade.

• P lants are grown for spikes of freesialike flowers.

• The song of the blue whale, one of the eeriest sounds in the ocean, has mysteriously grown deeper.

• Undergraduate enrollments have grown sixfold in the last half-century and.

• Despite the statistics, an industry has grown up around treating prostate cancer.

• For the first time an honest-to-goodness tooth has grown from stem cells in a jaw.

• In side-by-side plots of strawberries grown organically or conventionally, the organic berries had more.

• America's only commercial tea crop is grown on an island with plants more than a century.

• The crunchy-granola mountain town has grown up-discover its city-chic side.

• On a cross-country train trip with her grown sons, a mother learns how to navigate that perilous post-adolescent territory.

• Legal issues concerning higher education have grown significantly in scope and impact over the past five decades.

• But worries have grown that excessive patenting may now be having the opposite effect:.

• Surgeons would order organs grown as needed instead of waiting for cadavers that might not be a perfect match.

• The right varieties grown in the right places leave a far smaller environmental footprint.

• Food security experts say these crops, if grown more widely, could help feed the hungry.

• Most are grown for their delicious fruit, but several have attractive foliage and interesting.

• Standard vaccines are made of disarmed versions of viruses that are often grown inside chicken eggs.

• In average they stay in the childen's home for seven years until they are grown up.

• As the games have grown in stature, countries have been willing to spend increasing amounts on hosting them.

• Organic rice tastes the same as conventionally grown rice, but has different impacts on farmers and the environment.

• Locally grown produce is generally grown on a smaller scale.

• Without treatment, she would have grown completely blind.

• Low, clumping or spreading plants grown for colorful daisies over long bloom season.

• Jandalli is widowed with grown children from a second marriage.

• Over the decades, the event has grown up and sobered up.

• Furthermore, overall income inequality has grown too.

• Small impromptu events have grown into permanent fixtures drawing hundreds of thousands of participants.

• Therefore, it tends to be grown with smaller, less efficient farm machinery.

• To keep her hair from the frame's hungry grasp, it is pulled tight and pinned in a style befitting a grown woman.

• They can, however, be grown for scallions or green onions-standard onions harvested before they form bulbs.

• The salmonella used in that research were grown in a nutrient-rich medium.

• Enlisted men and women grown fatigued in uniforms the shade of sand and mortar, wars no one can win, supposedly are.

• But in the intervening years it has grown and grown and grown.

• They've grown tough, living in harsh climates and unforgiving landscapes.

• Monitoring voice communications has grown more technically challenging in recent years, requiring more simultaneous wiretaps.

• Never before or since have terrestrial invertebrates grown to such prodigious sizes.

• P odocarpus are versatile plants grown for their good-looking foliage and interesting form.

• Yes, unique codes exist for organic, conventionally grown and genetically modified.

• Our programs have grown enormously, in both size and reputation, within the last five years.

• The benefits of power have grown dramatically in recent years.

• Although a subject of particular debate, many recent findings show that organic food is healthier than conventionally grown food.

• The idea of locally grown food is appealing but there is a reason why it went out of style.

• And he had probably grown accustomed to the artist's visual wit.

• How to make a no-cook tomato sauce using freshly grown tomatoes and herbs.

• Right now, the artificial meat consists of little more than muscle tissue grown from stem cells.

• The country has grown increasingly stratified, with pockets of educated residents in urban counties and college towns.

• The share of national income claimed by central and northern provinces has grown only marginally in recent years.

• They number only several hundred, and populations do not appear to have grown in the decades since their protection began.

• It is important, though, that our main focus be on using feedstocks that are grown in areas that are not used for food.

• It can be grown without chemical pesticides and fertilizers.

• Citrus plants of one type or another are grown outdoors all year round in regions with warm to hot summers and mild winters.

• When she sits down to dine, she's often eating food grown with her.

• Now, believing that the once-friendly climate for such nonprofit conversions has grown chilly, he's shifted gears.

• And in a few countries the share of the urban population in slums has also grown.

• Ask students if they have ever thought about where the ingredients for these foods are grown or produced.

• The cells were purified and grown in strict accordance with a manufacturing.

• We must save them all and help promote more life saving efforts so that the populations may grown.

• The plants described here are grown for their luscious fruit.

• I've grown bored, and will waste no more electrons, here.

• Regulatory dependence on ratings has grown across the board.

• In addition, the sections of her skull-separated in children-had grown together.

• They symbolized the rocky road of life, and often succeeded in bringing grown men to their knees.

• Two grown men step into the room and back him up on percussion.

• Most blueberries grown for fruit are also handsome shrubs suitable for hedges or.

• The market pressures facing colleges have only grown more intense since that meeting.

• It would be wrong to draw a line between these numbers so as to conclude that land deals have grown fourfold.

• Crops grown for seed have much looser restrictions than those grown for food.

• One team has grown lung cells that performed their gas-exchange functions when transplanted into living rats.

• After all, fungi generally prefer warmth, and no trees have grown on the frozen continent for millions of years.

• S ome kinds of corn are grown for the beauty of their shelled ears rather than for eating.

• Traditionally the company has grown by developing its own brand-name branches.

• But in the past three decades this subtle musical voice has grown quieter and quieter.

• The plants used in organic shampoos must be grown in soil that is not synthetically fertilized.

• But the researchers found that total vegetation and marsh area in the three had not grown significantly.

• In warmest frost-free climates, often grown in the ground or in patio planters.

• The bank's profits have grown quickly in the past three years, and its shares are riding high.

• Organic produce, grown on farms that steer clear of typical pesticides and chemical fertilizers, is becoming increasingly popular.

• Because salamanders can regrow limbs, almost all the cells in a grown adult retain a degree of pluripotency.

• For the many kinds grown for their springtime flowers and small, typically inedible.

• Esperanto gives them a reason to get started, because of the culture that has grown up around it.

• Research where the paper your students use is made and where the trees used to make it were grown.

• The project has since grown and its scope has been broadened.

• Employers, including the public sector, have grown used to cheap and flexible migrants.

• Today gray whales are protected by international law, and their numbers have grown.

• The volcano beneath this calm-looking lake has grown restive.

• If it's an estate oil, all the olives were grown on the owner's land.

• New owners who have grown up with the risk of imminent death from a bomb or bullet see roads as an extension of the battlefield.

• Unfortunately the trouble is that our powers of destruction have grown exponentially over time.

• In mild climates, can be grown in containers when young.

• But the unions say that the cost of living for their workers has grown faster than average prices.

• The vast bulk of the banana family is made up of the starchy cooking bananas and plantains grown as a staple.

• The volcano beneath this calm-looking lake has grown restive, inspiring a.

• Though it produces a few deep red flowers, it is grown for its burgundy foliage add to my plant list.

• The replacement was big enough to hold four grown men of average size.

• The rice plants would also have to be grown under carefully controlled conditions to ensure appropriate vaccine production.

• How herbs are grown also affects how long they last.

• Goodall's cause has grown beyond chimpanzees in the last four decades.

• It is pest resistant, uses little water and can be grown anywhere.

• Most blueberries grown for fruit are also handsome shrubs suitable for hedges or shrub borders.

• That's because agricultural land on which food crops used to be grown is increasingly being converted for biofuel crop production.

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