Finally the evil has to give way, a last attempt and then it flees — and with a strophe thereafter in consoling major mode a solo clarinet ends this large idyll-movement, an expression of vegetative (idle, thoughtless) Nature.
Although tendrils would seem vegetative structures in nature, a putative homology of tendrils and reproductive shoots has been proposed, partly on the basis of AP1 and FUL expression [ 44].
The PSR, she later tells us, banishes these unintelligible principles such as "plastic natures, vegetative souls" (IP §10, p. 131).
The low values are attributed to humic acid from decay of vegetative materials and swampy nature of the sample locations (Fig. 2a).
Through classical breeding, it would be very difficult to develop a resistant cultivar due to constraints such as the long growth cycle (8-10 months), dioecious and poor flowering nature, polyploidy, vegetative propagation and heterozygous genetic background [ 6].
Accounting for natural change by appeal to bits of matter interacting through lawful motion and contact but not by appeal to plastic natures and vegetative souls is consistent with the PSR.
Without detailing how the PSR might banish such other principles, we focus on Du Châtelet's own conception of the sort of intelligible metaphysical principle identified by the PSR, for she favors the mechanical philosophy over, for example, plastic natures and vegetative souls.
The pH of the groundwater ranged between 3.3 and 7.3, with an average of 5.75, indicating acidic nature due to dissolved vegetative matter.
In nature, Phytophthora species produce vegetative spores, the so-called sporangia, that infect the host tissue upon germination.
The survival of vegetative cells of plant pathogenic fungi in nature depends on climatic conditions, particularly temperature and moisture.
