A building with glass walls and roof; for the cultivation and exhibition of plants under controlled conditions.
Sinônimos
Examples for "nursery"
Examples for "nursery"
1
However, the test results showed the nursery was free of the fungus.
2
Fearing this, several schools, health centres and nursery schools close their doors.
3
Old Jenny sat in the rocking-chair by the fireguard in the nursery.
4
Their canteen had been stopped; the day nursery discontinued; the nurses discharged.
5
God designed Egypt to be the nursery of the nation of Israel.
1
As a result, government greenhouse gas regulations are the only available option.
2
We all accept that greenhouse gas emissions are a serious global issue.
3
It contains information on global warming, climate change and the greenhouse effect.
4
Power companies account for about 30 percent of Japan's greenhouse gas emissions.
5
Animal agriculture is responsible for 18 percent of global anthropogenic greenhouse gases.
1
And who in their right mind doesn't appreciate a nice Victorian glasshouse?
2
But first allow me close the shutters on our own glittering glasshouse.
3
They are all grown in a glasshouse in Claregalway by Oisin Kenny.
4
Not that he is alone as he throws stones from a glasshouse.
5
The glasshouse sat many yards away from the yard, its chimneys smoking.
6
Given its shrink-wrapped bodywork and 911-shaped glasshouse we're inclined to agree.
7
Filming in 4K at Aurora Sky - The worlds largest automated cannabis glasshouse.
8
Prendergast said a tomato glasshouse of this size had not been built since 2003.
9
Using Swedish and Canadian soils, we conducted two glasshouse experiments.
10
I spend half the day in the glasshouse planting them.
11
The less time a plant spends in transit between glasshouse and your house, the better.
12
The Produce segment operates in five categories: berries, mushrooms, glasshouse grown tomatoes, citrus and avocados.
13
They have found it to be effective in reducing tomato-potato psyllid numbers in glasshouse trials.
14
His father first built a glasshouse here in 1936.
15
In 1993, Hamilton-Paterson published his extraordinary novel Griefwork, about a lonesome botanist and glasshouse keeper.
16
I recall leaving the glasshouse for the last time and hoping never to work there again.