Sentence examples for dormancy period from inspiring English sources

Some authorities are now saying that the dormancy period is unnecessary, and that amaryllis can be treated like any other houseplant.

They mate about three weeks after delivery, and a three-month dormancy period ensues before the fertilized ovum implants.

Therefore, controlling the length of the dormancy period is of considerable economic importance.

The species is difficult to mass propagate by seed due to the low percentage of germination and limited dormancy period.

In November 2015, the surface activity for Nishinoshima volcano began a dormancy period that lasted until characteristic events began occurring in mid-April 2017.

However, seed propagation has been limited due to its very slow germination (9 months under natural conditions) caused by an extended seed dormancy period.

New research shows that over the last 30 years, a genetically controlled trait--the winter dormancy period--of a species of mosquito has shrunk as Earth has warmed up.

Since in Gagea the plants replace all structures of the vegetation body completely every year, and only the replacement bulb survives dormancy periods, only a mark-revisit approach over several years would provide reliable age data.

The research participants recognised the need for New Zealand's VAL system to accommodate a wide range of volcano types and potential eruption magnitudes, unrest intensity, dormancy periods, eruption and hazard characteristics, and risk environments.

First, one should note that the vast majority of experiments were performed with breast cancer subtypes that are not known for extended dormancy periods.

The slow rates of mutations in Xanthoparmelia clade may be related with a strategy adapted to a low metabolic activity due to long dormancy periods in dry conditions.