In sweet pepper, mortality of L. lineolaris was 73% and grey mould was suppressed by 59%and47%7%, respectively, on the flowers and leaves in the active inoculum treatment.
In the study, involving 416,175 Taiwanese adults, 92 minutes a week of moderate exercise was seen as a "sweet spot," decreasing the risk of mortality by 14 percent.
A cold wind seems to blow through Jesse Sykes' voice as her songs face desolation and mortality, while her band, the Sweet Hereafter, plays in poised slow motion.
The death was ghastly, untimely, but scarcely unforeshadowed; she had flirted with mortality, as does anyone with a sweet tooth for heroin and crack cocaine.
Sweet Pink and Kimono Pink varieties showed 58%and55%5% mortality rate, respectively.
The swing was set aside, and Sinatra given sweet string settings for his ruminations on ageing and mortality.
The poignancy of these works is profound; mortality, and the possibility of trouble in paradise, adds a satisfying bitterness to the prelapsarian sweet.
The poignancy of the artist's later work is profound; mortality, and the possibility of trouble in paradise, adds a satisfying bitterness to the prelapsarian sweet.
The poignancy of the artist's later work is profound; mortality and the possibility of trouble in paradise add a satisfying bitterness to the prelapsarian sweet.
Lurching between sickly sweet and prurient, what it lays bare is that there simply isn't much of a public vocabulary for mortality.
