Sentence examples for continuous flower from inspiring English sources
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A sustainable benefit for pollinators can only be achieved when a continuous flower supply is ensured through supplementary habitats in the landscape [29].
Changes in EI of petals and carpels could thus be explained by continuous flower development (petals, opening of corolla in the II. stage and senescent wilting in the III. stage; carpels, its likely onset of change to pericarp wall or presence of developed seeds).
We conducted a census to determine the reproductive output on these indeterminate flowering plants (continuous flower production in the laboratory) by recording the number of fruits and any flowers and flower buds for each plant when plants were past peak flowering and producing fruits.
Ginger lilies can be deadheaded to prevent the plant reseeding itself, but this does nothing to promote continuous flower production.
The continuous flowering period of the male A. palmeri plants permitted overlap with anthesis of all the recipient plants.
In perennial plants such as rose (Rosa hybrida) and woodland strawberry (Fragaria vesca), TFL1 mutations cause continuous flowering.
In 'Baron Solemacher' recessive alleles of an unknown repressor, SEASONAL FLOWERING LOCUS (SFL), are responsible for continuous flowering habit.
Pelargonium breeding programmers have yielded new flower colors and shapes, early and continuous flowering, good postharvest and market quality and pest and disease resistance.
SFL is a single dominant locus that enforces seasonal flowering habit in wild strawberry, and homozygous mutation in this locus leads to continuous flowering habit in at least one genotype, 'Baron Solemacher' [ 36].
The recently proposed microvine model (DRCF-Dwarf Rapid Cycling and Continuous Flowering) was grown in climatic chambers in order to circumvent common constraints and biases inevitable in field experiments with perennial macrovines.
