Sentence examples for time of blooming from inspiring English sources

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.

She searched through thousands of papers that analyzed the timing of blooming over long periods of time.

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

Processes like photosynthesis, fragrance emission and time of bloom are 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).

Google has replaced its logo with a time-lapse animation of blooming flowers to mark Earth Day, a worldwide series of events held annually to raise ecological awareness.

In the next section, "Eros," for instance, he intercuts images of a muscleman curling and uncurling his arms with time-lapse images of blooming flowers, underlining the sensuous similarities between the different motions.

Therefore, an experiment was undertaken to determine the effects of three intra-row spacing (15, 30 and 45 cm) and four harvesting times (vegetative, beginning of blooming, full blooming and fruit set) on plant growth and herbage biomass of thyme in 2007 in the research farm of Shoubak University College in the southern part of Jordan.

A sea of blooming daffodils sings spring.