Hardiness used in a sentence

Hardiness in a sentence as a noun

The banana species I linked to can grow in hardiness zone 5.

""Baldwin apples are known for their hardiness while traveling.

But it seems like people like patio11 have found a sort of middle path between unrewarded toil and shameless blow-hardiness.

Is pixel density and hardiness worth a magnitude of price difference?

We don't have models accurate enough to confirm your suspicions about the hardiness of the biosphere.

[...] When it comes to food crops, the idea is to take the strengths of one plant strain, such as an immunity to a certain disease or a hardiness to certain adverse conditions, and transfer that strength to another plant strain that needs it.

... Without realizing it, Espiritu had taken advantage of some of the major techniques that allow people to maximize their hardiness.

They have no familiarity with my existing blow-hardiness on the subject of hiring programmers or privacy.

I am trying to cross it with other, more cold hardy, hybrids to produce something with the lower acids, higher tannin, and more neutral flavour that bicolor has but with higher sugars and more cold hardiness.

The rootstock used for the bottom of the graft can be selected to produce trees of a large variety of sizes, as well as changing the winter hardiness, insect and disease resistance, and soil preference of the resulting tree.

But it comes at the expense of every other survival mechanism of the plant: modern grain varieties yield so much grain because they don't have working systems for anything, be it support, storm resistance, disease resistance, or general hardiness.

> supermarkets tend to value longevity, ability to store, hardiness, appearanceSupermarkets value what is profitable.