Sentence examples for warm plants from inspiring English sources

Higher A was also not due to higher chlorophyll levels in warm plants because chlorophyll levels in the leaves from nodes 2 to 6 over this period were not different from each other in the cool and warm treatments (Table  3).

When the weather is warm, plants may need extra water.

Perhaps only at Chelsea, for instance, would the Who's Roger Daltrey find himself posing for pictures among "a warm planting palette of orange, yellow, burgundy and rusty brown" with the Gardeners' World presenter Joe Swift, corporate representatives from Homebase and a girl group formed by former patients of the Teenage Cancer Trust.

Standing at the edge of 'El Salto' – a deep natural swimming hole on the southern edge of the village – Sergio says the area was attracting local explorers back in the early 1900s, when people came to scale the steep Arenal and camp in the warm, plant-filled crater at the top.

Once the last frost has passed and the weather is consistently warm, plant the container outside in a flower bed or garden.

As climate warms, plants in the Rocky Mountains are moving to higher elevations, where it is cooler.

The island was unpopulated and almost completely under ice 20,000 years ago, but as the climate warmed, plants and animals moved across Doggerland, a now submerged land bridge that linked Britain to mainland Europe.

To confront the rapid environmental change caused by global warming, plants will have either to migrate or to adapt in-situ to new conditions [ 1].

This suggests that the yield reduction of warmed plants was due to smaller berries or a decrease in the fruit set ratio.

In 'Narve Viking', warming reduced fruit yield (g/plant) by 41%%, while in 'Titania' the fruit yield of warmed plants was reduced by 14%% compared with control plants (data not shown).

Despite a modest temperature increase, warming significantly delayed breaking of dormancy in both cultivars, as evidenced by the slower bud development of warmed plants during forcing in February (Fig.  2).