Growing carnation petals showed high activities of cellulase and pectin esterase. |
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The colours are deftly placed, the flaunting red of the carnation answering the scarlet of the nasturtiums straggling on the plinth below. |
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Mention the names carnation, pinks or sweet William and most gardeners will immediately recognize the family of plants. |
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The name gillyflower is also used for the Virginia stock, the wallflower, and for the carnation of the pink family. |
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A magazine editor and writer with a literary background, Fry wore impeccably tailored suits, always sporting a carnation in the lapel. |
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In the Munich painting, the artist has rendered the child, eyes straying and unfocused, reaching almost blindly for the Virgin's carnation. |
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To the majority of nurserymen, pied wagtails are hardly welcome because they foul tomatoes, and chrysanthemums and carnation blooms. |
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Dianthus are known by numerous other names, including carnation, clove pink, cottage pink, gillyflower and pinks. |
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That morning she wore a pretty carnation pink dress, a belt clasped perfectly around her waist. |
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Centered on the crest is the white carnation, with the Chi to the left and the Omega to the right of the flower. |
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A member of the carnation family, Spalding's catchfly is a long-lived perennial herb with small greenish-white flowers. |
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Rose, gladiolus, carnation and dahlia are some of the common flowers that are in style with customers. |
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He always wore a dark blue pinstriped suit, waistcoat with a gold fob, a red carnation, a trilby, and an umbrella. |
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A similar procedure is used with the carnation, in which the shoot tip forms a cell mass that can be subdivided. |
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And cast a smile upon the friendless carnation that's been permanently sidelined to the Korean markets. |
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The carnation is the official flower of the MS Society and you will be able to purchase a bouquet or potted plant at several locations near you. |
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Recalling the artificiality of Armistice Day lapel poppies, the familiar carnation hovers on a collage of basketballs, light bulbs, and peace signs. |
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But the experiment for which he is best remembered is the crossing of a sweet william with a plant of the same genus, the ever-popular carnation. |
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In addition, approval has also been granted for cultivation of two genetically modified carnation varieties. |
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The Netherlands authorities received a notification concerning the placing on the market of a carnation genetically modified for flower colour. |
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The outermost border is filled with dark-blue, blue, and cream-coloured tulip and carnation motifs amid interweaving stems on a red background. |
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On the Parents' Day, little children make a carnation with color paper and pin it on their parents' chest. |
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The disease causes destruction of many flower and ornamental crops, particularly carnation and chrysanthemum in rooting beds. |
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A subtle geometric base is overlaid with stunning rose and carnation flowers in bright shades. |
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Justin, a 4-year-old West Highland terrier from Long Island, was having his face hair-sprayed into the shape of a carnation. |
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The carnation tortrix moth is a butterfly of the tortrix moths family. |
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Stitched with colorful silk threads on a wool ground, primarily in cross-stitch, it features an acorn and carnation border, three wide floral bands, and averse. |
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Mutations of the CHI gene have been shown to be necessary for isosalipurposide accumulation in carnation and barley. |
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A triumphant chariot made of carnation velvet, enriched with purl and pearl. |
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Regulation of ethylene biosynthesis and action in cut carnation flower senescence by cytokinins. |
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Following its first description in France around 1950, P. cinerescens has spread throughout areas of European carnation production and is now considered one of the most serious pathogens of this crop. |
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Around this there is a typical frame of small concentric semi-circles from which feathered bushes spring, set uniformly between each carnation above a dotted background. |
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Inhibition of ethylene biosynthesis in carnation petals by cytokinin. |
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Dolly the Mega-Cat may favour a little Carnation Milk as a nightcap, but, always a lady, never nibbles between meals. |
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In group two, Tritoma narrowed the gap from leaders Waxflower following a 4-0 sweep of Carnation. |
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Previously, he held sales management positions with Fillmore Foods, Avoset Food Corporation, and Carnation Company. |
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Long an outsider in Western politics, Portugal came in from the cold after the 1974 Carnation Revolution. |
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Democracy was restored after the Carnation Revolution in 1974, ending the Portuguese Colonial War. |
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On the early morning of 25 April 1974, young officers of the Portuguese Armed Forces triggered the almost bloodless Carnation Revolution, which overthrew the Salazar regime. |
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Tinned fruit salad with Carnation milk was runnerup in the survey ahead of Arctic Roll, tinned baked beans with sausages, Battenberg cake and potato waffles. |
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