Sentence examples for general flowering from inspiring English sources
Its comeback began in the general flowering of traditional culture that accompanied democracy.
In addition, this dipterocarp forest like many in the region exhibits general flowering and mast fruiting (GFMF 40,41.
In general, flowering plants do not survive the harsh climate well, and mosses and other cryptogams form the main element.
A while back, rage was all the rage, and there was much discussion about the emergence of road-rage, air-rage and a general flowering of public displays of bad temper, or just high emotion.
Sun, I.-F., Chen, Y.-Y., Hubbell, S. P., Wright, S. J. & Noor, N. S. M. Seed predation during general flowering events of varying magnitude in a Malaysian rain forest.
We examined the impacts of practices including logging intensity, minimum diameter cutting limits and spatial patterns of tree removal with regards to biological parameters such as effective breeding units, size at reproductive maturity, fine-scale spatial genetic structure and the importance of general flowering in producing diverse seed.
But while General Flowers may support change, the commanders at the district level, where key decisions are made, seem quite happy with the status quo.
"You know that if this was happening at the Bush compound in Kennebunkport, General Flowers, the head of the Army Corps, would be out there today with a shovel".
"Per your request, here is the transcript of Mike Parker's colloquy with Senator Conrad and General Flowers this week," Mr. Daniels wrote, referring to Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota and chairman of the Budget Committee.
One can see that the ZnO prepared with 10 mL lignin amine has the most favorable morphology in Figure 3c, although others also exhibit general flower-like structures.
The first species is similar in all respects to Trigonochilum and has more or less triangular-obovate lip with complexed calli, clavate gynostemium basally connate with the lip and then abruptly upcurved in result forming an obtuse angle with it.The general flower architecture of C. macasense" reminds somewhat "C.
