How To Use Hybridizing In A Sentence
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Burbank spent seventeen years hybridizing the common oxeye daisy with the English daisy, the German daisy, and the small but brilliantly white Japanese daisy.
Jane S. Smith: Daisies, Weddings, and Making the Ideal Real
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Wheat is actually the result of three grasses hybridising, and was a two-step process.
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In 1917 Stead was given seeds of the North American varieties and began experimenting with hybridising them.
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The hybridizing scenario would suggest that all the forests of the continent may suddenly be at risk.
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Large-flowered modern varieties are the result of hybridising the wild pansy, viola tricolor, also known as love-in-idleness, kiss-me-quick and heartsease.
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The variation of plant hormones and ethylene releasing rate in rape treated by a new chemical hybridizing agent WP were studied.
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Hybridising the two species will reduce the red to orange.
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Though cross-breeding or hybridizing sometimes diminishes a tulip's ability to ‘perennialize, ‘other times it enhances this ability.
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Plant collectors are busy experimenting with and hybridizing these species.
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Even the term superweed goes back at least to 1949, in a book on hybridizing plant species.
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Sometimes they form by hybridizing, or crossbreeding, to form a new species more or less in one go.
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The hybridizing scenario would suggest that all the forests of the continent may suddenly be at risk.
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Hybridising the two species will reduce the red to orange.
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During her long life she gardened in Buckinghamshire and studied genetics at Cambridge before trying her hand at hybridising various flowers, including aquilegias.
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Though cross-breeding or hybridizing sometimes diminishes a tulip's ability to ‘perennialize, ‘other times it enhances this ability.
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This one has been in the trade so long and nothing like it is found in the wilds of Persia or anywhere else, so it may be a sterile hybrid (and that means they've been hybridizing lilacs for around four hundred years!)
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Hybridising the two species will reduce the red to orange.
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Large-flowered modern varieties are the result of hybridising the wild pansy, viola tricolor, also known as love-in-idleness, kiss-me-quick and heartsease.
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Colors often range from shades of yellow, orange and red, but after years of hybridizing, are available in almost every color of the rainbow, even bicolor with contrasting eyes or stripes.
Brigitte Mars: Delightful Day Lilies with Brigitte Mars
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Through hybridizing, there are many flower colors available, including white, orange, pink, yellow, red and some bicolors.
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All the carp were removed in order to prevent them hybridising with the crucians (most important if you want to keep the strain pure).
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They have explored new forms of resource-sharing ( "mutualization") and the "hybridizing" the integrated use of spaces and services.
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