How To Use Flower bud In A Sentence
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They emerge, as they have again this year, as the flower buds of garlic mustard and of lady's smock appear.
Times, Sunday Times
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I have several daylilies and tradescantias with well developed flower buds.
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Like a flower bud about to open a child laughing face, very cute.
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This heavy bloomer gets its name from the way each flower bud swells before its starry petals unfold.
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Cloves (from _clavus_, a nail), also found in the kitchen spice box, and owning certain medicinal resources of a cordial sort, which are quickly available, belong to the Myrtle family of plants, and are the unexpanded flower buds of an aromatic tree (_Caryophyllus_), cultivated at Penang and elsewhere.
Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure
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For estimation of pollen production, two anthers from each flower bud were examined.
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Unfolded flower buds of rhubarb are cooked in the same ways as elderberry flowers.
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Flower buds of the native forest trees, however, open in a progression over a six-month span, starting in April with poplars, willows, alders, and beaked hazel and ending in October with witch hazel.
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-- Forsythia (F. x intermedia) sets its flower buds the prior year for next year's early spring blooms.
Knowing when to prune is crucial for dependable flower blossoms
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Why is my new gardenia shedding its flower buds?
The Sun
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A tub of bulbs (I can't remember whether they're the snowdrops or the tulips) are pushing through; the nectarine in the sun room is growing leaves and flower buds and the blueberries outside are also budding.
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The flower buds, many of which are still to be seen, are like long bird beaks.
Times, Sunday Times
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The flowering time was scored when the flower bud was first visible without manipulation or magnification.
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This lovely evergreen sports dense foliage bearing spikes of dark red flower buds during late autumn.
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In shoots, strong CHL1 expression is found in young leaves and developing flower buds.
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The flower buds, many of which are still to be seen, are like long bird beaks.
Times, Sunday Times
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The rate of flowering plant, rate of flowering branch, flower bud number per branch, fruit cluster number per branch, fruit number per branch increase obviously as the tree age increase.
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The flies' larvae build galls within the flower buds and steal some of the plant's energy, leading to a reduction in the number of seeds that develop.
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The main stalk and side shoots are ready for harvest once the flower buds start to form.
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The newly emerged adults feed on young leaves and flower buds.
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Flower buds are borne on new shoots emerging from the terminal branches at the end of the cool, dry season.
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That should help them set flower buds for future years.
The Sun
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For shrubs that bloom in early spring, like lilac (Syringa spp.), forsythia (Forsythia x intermedia) and weigela (Weigela florida), prune immediately after the blooms fade or you'll remove next year's flower buds.
The Seattle Times
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It has a mild tranquillising effect, which you can experience by merely picking the flower buds and inhaling their scent.
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It appears to be a case of thermotropism, where the flower buds sense the cold downdraft of a thunderstorm and constrict before the drowning rain arrives.
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But a hobby grower such as Cervantes knows that the highest quality and most potent marijuana is made primarily from the unpollinated female flower buds, of choice strains.
Boutique buds: What underground mom-and-pop growers did while we debated legalization
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Simply remove any flower buds and trim the base of the cutting just below a leaf joint.
The Sun
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Next year, as soon as the flower buds are just visible, spray again.
The Sun
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Hard pruning in winter removes most of the future flower buds and no blooms follow that season.
Times, Sunday Times
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The flower buds, many of which are still to be seen, are like long bird beaks.
Times, Sunday Times
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Nonetheless, if you have coworkers with pollen allergies—and it's highly probable you do—you should either avoid flowering plants or snip off the flower buds as soon as they appear.
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One of the commonest weeds is nipplewort (named for the shape of the flower buds) which is spreading its leaves in small, loose rosettes.
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Avoid placing them in a drafty area or their flower buds may drop before they have a chance to open.
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Parisian influences such as Art Nouveau inspired some printmakers to create more florid, neo-Romantic patterns, like that for the opera star Lillian Russell, whose photographed face peers through a window-box like a flower bud surrounded by intertwining vines and leaves.
PopMatters
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The flower buds are produced from the apex of the pseudobulb, usually encased in a protective sheath, which dries and splits to allow the developing buds to emerge.
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Hard pruning in winter removes most of the future flower buds and no blooms follow that season.
Times, Sunday Times
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The flower buds are hollow balloons, which gradually inflate and color up.
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Tea that is classified as Pekoe is composed purely of the new flushes of the leaves - a flush being the flower bud plucked with two youngest leaves.
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Their problem is their flower buds tend to swell in the winter and can be damaged by frost or winds.
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The expanding of the flower bud is a pretty process; each lobe, supported by a strong midrib, spreads out into one of the points of a five-pointed star; each point is very sharp and angular because, folding in along these edges in one of the prettiest of Nature's hems is the ruffled margin of the flower.
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To obtain information about the emergence of flower bud abortion, bulbs were planted parallel to the NMR measurements.
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Flower buds formed quickly and now two have bloomed with pink outer petals and white centres contrasting well, if accidentally, with the dark red stems of the dogwood.
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Collect and dispose of all flowers and petals and any dead flower buds on the plant.
The Sun
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Leaf discs and the unpollinated pistils of unopened flower buds from both the control and HTS-treated plants were also collected for total RNA extraction.
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Its flower buds are lighter in colour than when fully open.
Times, Sunday Times
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They stored more soluble carbohydrates than starch, with concentrations five to ten times higher than those in flower buds or vegetative organs.
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Flower buds develop in leaf nodes in the upper part of the flowering shoot.
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That should help them set flower buds for future years.
The Sun
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The leafy stems, bearing terminal preformed flower buds, sprout from the underground tuberous roots in early spring.
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Collect and dispose of all flowers and petals and any dead flower buds on the plant.
The Sun
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Flower buds and leaves were collected from flowering plants in each population and stored in zipper sealed plastic bags on ice.
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It is a monophagous herbivore that feeds on leaves and flower buds.
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Aphids also tend to like tender shoots and flower buds as these organs have a lot of phloem transport; this causes bud loss and fewer new leaves.
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Collect and dispose of all flowers and petals and any dead flower buds on the plant.
The Sun
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It is characterized with slender, brown-yellow bugs with fringed wings thriving in flower buds.
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Take off side shoots and flower buds and cut large leaves in half to reduce water loss.
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Collect and dispose of all flowers and petals and any dead flower buds on the plant.
The Sun
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Bitter cold can kill hydrangeas to the ground and lesser cold can spoil the embryo flower buds.
Times, Sunday Times
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The flower buds and flowering heads are edible and delicious, with just enough texture to chew, if you cut the first 6 inches only.
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Flower buds develop in leaf nodes in the upper part of the flowering shoot.
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Their ancestors used the leaves of Joshua tree to weave sandals and baskets in addition to harvesting the seeds and flower buds for nutritious meals.
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They are tiny flower buds from Mediterranean shrubs, which are usually pickled in brine or sea salt.
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When the plants flowered, buds of different developmental stages were removed from the main inflorescence and the petals were dissected from the flower bud under a binocular microscope.
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When infestations are heavy, leaf hairs become matted and flower buds fail to open.
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Simply remove any flower buds and trim the base of the cutting just below a leaf joint.
The Sun
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The cDNA-amplified fragment length polymorphism approach was used to identify genes expressed differentially during early and late flower bud development in tea plant(Camellia sinensis).
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When the plants flowered, buds of different developmental stages were removed from the main inflorescence and the petals were dissected from the flower bud under a binocular microscope.
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Its flower buds are lighter in colour than when fully open.
Times, Sunday Times
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New leaves and flower buds develop before Christmas and usually open in January and, depending on the severity of the winter, by February it has formed a clump of blooms and foliage.
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Avoid placing them in a drafty area or their flower buds may drop before they have a chance to open.
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Flower meristem, flower buds, and leaves from green and 2 d-etiolated plants were analysed for ATP and ADP contents.
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Ants are attracted to the sweet syrup in peony’s flower buds, but are not needed, as the old-timers will tell you, for flower production.
The secret to growing fabulous peonies « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog
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Hard pruning in winter removes most of the future flower buds and no blooms follow that season.
Times, Sunday Times
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For that reason tropical plants usually put out flower buds and flower by slow growth one to three months later.
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Next year, as soon as the flower buds are just visible, spray again.
The Sun
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Powdery mildew causes a grayish white fuzz on new leaves and flower buds.
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Things that need a good period of chilling in the winter to form flower buds - things like blackcurrants, raspberries and apples - could see poor cropping as the winters warm up.
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Collect and dispose of all flowers and petals and any dead flower buds on the plant.
The Sun
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They emerge, as they have again this year, as the flower buds of garlic mustard and of lady's smock appear.
Times, Sunday Times
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They are the unopened flower bud of a member of the thistle family; if left to grow, they will bloom with a head of bright purple.
Times, Sunday Times
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Flower buds formed quickly and now two have bloomed with pink outer petals and white centres contrasting well, if accidentally, with the dark red stems of the dogwood.
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They usually lay eggs on flower bud of legumes or mallows, tucking them out of sight between bracts, buds, etc.
A butterfly that may have been laying eggs
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As he stared into the eyes of the flower bud, memories began to flood within his own.
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The new winter flowering pansies seemed to be raring to go when we planted them on Sunday and are already showing signs of leaf growth and new flower buds.
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Wilting shrubs spring back to life and luxuriant grass begins to sprout in the open spaces, even as flower buds burst into blossoms of loveliness.
