In addition, the effect of cold on transporters can also reflect the stresses imposed to the fruit (cold, darkness and detachment), that may limit nutrient availability.
Sometimes I slept in the open mouths of mine shafts, their crumbled headframes like broken teeth, where twice I found clusters of bats, hanging by their feet, their wings folded in, like the strange fruits of darkness itself.
Fruits were exposed to darkness for 30 min prior to taking the fluorescence measurements.
Out of one window of Car 44, dreading what lay beneath, she could glimpse the zoo's World of Darkness, home to fruit bats and glowing scorpions.
Yet their blues-powered foray into the era's heart of darkness bore bitter fruit indeed: when a young black man was murdered by Hell's Angels (hired as security) at a disastrous free concert at the Altamont Speedway in Livermore, California, during their 1969 American tour, it seemed to many observers that the Stones' own aura of decadence and danger was somehow to blame for the tragedy.
I think it's delicious material and its darkness makes it the forbidden fruit.
The most effective pre-germination treatments were nicking and boiling water, which gave on average five to sixfold increases, respectively, as compared to darkness and the presence of fleshy fruit or combinations thereof of those treatments.
Light also affects fruit body development: both continuous illumination and complete darkness inhibit growth.
In the present study, the total anthocyanin content in ripe berries was significantly increased by monochromatic lights of blue, red and far-red, in comparison to fruits treated with white light or kept in darkness.
"From every mountainside, let freedom ring". You are that mountain when the awakening leader within you realizes that to fight darkness with darkness bears the same fetid fruit.
