Sentence examples for flowers much from inspiring English sources

Women really do deserve protection from sexual violence on campus; but they aren't delicate little flowers: much like men they don't get a 'safe space' from offensive opinions.

Municipally, the HB is a key hard-times detection tool: the first cuts are floral (watch out for the ultimate HB sin: false flowers, much cheaper, no watering).

In general, seeds planted in autumn and exposed to cold temperatures produce flowers much earlier than seeds sown in spring without exposure to cold.

This structure, called a syconium, ultimately matures into a fig. The male flowers are usually arranged near the small opening at the upper end of the syconium, and the female flowers, much more numerous, line the interior.

Hiking through a mile-long woodland trail, Mr. Feller, a Brooklyn native who has become a spellbinding encyclopedia of natural facts, pointed out white snakeroot flowers, much like those some historians blame for the death of Lincoln's mother.

This is similar to the results of Diekotter et al [2] who studied T. pratense, another species pollinated by long-tongued bumblebees (although this flowers much later than the crops).

But the pesticide can seep into the nectar and pollen, even when the plant is flowering much later.

But it was rather pretty, its serrated compound leaves arranged in threes around a 10-inch stem, with a flower much like Queen Anne's lace.

Many of the species Thoreau saw have disappeared from the Concord area, but by studying 32 spring-flowering native plants from a variety of habitats, the modern researchers have discovered that they are now flowering much earlier.

[The Wall Street Journal] Plants are flowering much faster than scientists had predicted in response to climate change, researchers report, with serious implications for nutrient cycles, pollination and the global food chain.

This long-term negative effect of vegetative drought on yield appeared to be independent of phenology since IR74 flowered much later (91 DAS) than IR64 (63 DAS), which was closer to the aus-type varieties (Dular: 68 DAS; N22: 58 DAS).