Sentence examples for time of bloom from inspiring English sources

Processes like photosynthesis, fragrance emission and time of bloom are regulated by this timekeeping mechanism.

Processes like photosynthesis, fragrance emission and time of bloom are all regulated by this timekeeping mechanism.

There are several different classification schemes based on the plants' time of bloom, flower shape, and plant size.

The homolog of the Cucurbita moschata silicon transporter [GenBank:327187680; ref. 23] showed age specific transcript abundance peaking at 8 dpp then dropping sharply, coinciding with the time of bloom loss from the middle of the fruit (the region from which samples were taken).

At the time of blooming, the spathe unfurls downward, revealing a meat-colored interior.

MOST of America's urban parks grew up in the 19th and early-20th centuries, a time of blooming budgets and steady growth for the cities that built them.

The corpse flower's publicist says that the exact time of the bloom is unknown, and advises me to monitor the corpse flower's live Webcam.

As the genotypes differed significantly in terms of the time of full bloom (by around 1 week), cumulative growing degree days (GDD) from the time of the respective full bloom dates were used to allow for this comparison.

She recommends writing down the time of the blooms "so you can go to the garden center and say I want something that's going to bloom between the poppies, for example, and the end of June".

LONDON — For an improbably long time, showers of blooms rained down on Alina Cojocaru after her performance in Peter Wright's production of "Giselle" at the Royal Opera House last week.

Lawns are neatly cut, with hedges closely trimmed and, this time of year, flower beds in riotous bloom.