Sentence examples for a few inflorescences from inspiring English sources

The plants were susceptible to molds in greenhouse conditions and they typically died after forming only a few inflorescences.

Quite a few PA inflorescences lacked lateral clusters and were functionally male (Fig.  1, M; Fig.  3E).

Twigs with severe infestation of leaves bear few inflorescences and fruits.

Individual plants consist of multiple stems that arise directly from the ground ∼0.6 to >1 m high, each with one to a few terminal capitate inflorescences with lavender tubular flowers, subtended by leaf-like bracts.

At Madeira Seca (Corvo), more than 80%% of the individuals were reproducing, whereas at Miradouro Craveiro Lopes individuals were usually large but produced fewer inflorescences, resulting in a much lower total seed set.

Bentham classified both as A. pycnantha in his 1864 Flora Australiensis, though he did categorise a possible subspecies angustifolia based on material from Spencer Gulf with narrower phyllodes and fewer inflorescences.

Poa secunda from McClellan peak had 51% fewer inflorescences when grown with B. tectorum.

By comparison, endophyte-removed (ME-) grasses produced far fewer inflorescences compared to others (Table 2, Fig. 4).

Adult fln2-1 plants have fewer inflorescences than do their wild-type siblings, with chlorotic stems, cauline leaves and sepals.

When plants representing several unrelated families from each population were grown together, Spiterstulen plants showed lower propensity to flower and produced fewer inflorescences than Mayodan plants in both North Carolina and Norway environments [ 21].

One region of the genome that would likely experience selection against introgression is on LG 9 where I. brevicaulis alleles in the I. fulva background increase sterility and are linked to additional QTL decreasing fitness (fewer inflorescences per growth point and fewer flowers per node).