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Meanings of seed in English
Russian
семена Dry, dormant, generative reproductive organs such as seeds, fruits, pseudo-fruits, inflorescences or parts thereof.
Usage of seed in English
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Thousands have lost homes, livelihoods, crops and existing food and seed stocks.
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Improving seed quality is amongst the most important challenges of contemporary agriculture.
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The second seed then netted a forehand to set up match point.
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But the question remains... you need some seed capital to kick-start that.
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Box hopes to seed new businesses, but also expand its own business.
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We're going to relocate a few seed groups, several tens of thousands.
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Today it is still difficult for him even to hold a seed.
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I tested the seed in a seed box early in the spring.
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Dovetailed with this information revolution was the seed money to encourage innovation.
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Photo: AP Other states also have had problems instituting their seed-to-sale systems.
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What we used to call a bad seed, in my young days.
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This is the second company that received seed funding from this fund.
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They've had to use the information the seed company has, Baron says.
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You may, however, want to avoid seed starting altogether and buy transplants.
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I knew about seed corn, which wasn't really helpful in this situation.
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The breakthroughs in seed and pesticide technologies have not come without problems.
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