Sentence examples for further flowers from inspiring English sources

When a bee delves into a flower, the plant dusts the bee's knees with pollen, which the insect carries to further flowers, fertilising them.

Afterward, one ballerina after another (including Kyra Nichols, who bade her own farewell to the company last June) presented Mr. Hübbe with bouquets onstage; Heather Watts and Damian Woetzel threw further flowers.

The 2 6 scape leaves are much shorter and rarely exceed 4 cm in length, in the axils of the upper in addition to the single terminal flower further flowers may develop.

Removing withered brown flowers also improves the plant's appearance even if it doesn't produce further flowers.

It was Mr. Shakhnazarov's liberalism, which further flowered among a group of Central Committee staff members who served the Soviet leader Yuri Andropov, that drove Mr. Shakhnazarov to champion Mr. Gorbachev and his reforms.

Plants were monitored until no further flowering occurred.

At this stage, further flower development mainly consists of cell expansion and flower opening, thus the expression of DhMYB1 may relate to a role in the continued regulation of cell shape during cell expansion as the flower matures.

Further, three flowers each were collected at pre-anthesis, anthesis and one day after anthesis.

Flower structure and complexity as described above suggest further that flowering plants had the potential to radiate by use of different pollinators and seed dispersers (see Evolution of floral disparity, below).

Further, staminate flower heads preserved as cleavage compressions in siltstone were found in association with Platanus leaves; they contain pollen that is identical to modern Platanus in size and type of tectum.

Further, during flowering and grain filling stages the stored starch and free sugar content depleted rapidly where it is utilized for panicle and grain development (Perez et al. 1971).