The farther the fruiting canes are from the main stem, the less likely they are to bear fruit. |
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Also, when the old fruiting canes are removed after harvest, some of the weak suckers can be removed by hand. |
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Coral mushrooms do not have caps but instead have a fruiting body of branched clusters. |
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In annual plants, which die after fruiting, there is no need to keep anything in reserve. |
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It was also time to deal with the strawberry plants, which have stopped fruiting. |
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Planting strawberries in rows one plant wide will help sunlight penetrate the entire plant and increase fruiting. |
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My two plants at work produced another 3 ripe peppers between them last week and are flowering and fruiting again! |
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A deck presents a neighborly face to the street and offers a view of native plants and fruiting shrubs. |
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Plants can bear flowers and fruits at the same time, and die after fruiting. |
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A botanist from the University of Bradford has discovered a rare plant fruiting for the first time in more than 130 years. |
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In an annual such as Arabidopsis, flowering is irreversible, global, and leads to fruiting and plant death. |
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Flowering or fruiting shrubs can be pruned according to whether they flower in spring or summer. |
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Do no more pruning on a young tree than is absolutely needed or you will delay fruiting. |
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During migration and winter they are often found in open, broadleaved forests, especially ones with fruiting shrubs. |
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Don't be discouraged if your cornelian cherry flowers without fruiting for a few years. |
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This coloration gradually fades away during the fruiting season, which occurs from February to March. |
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Lichens in the genus Cladonia have squamulose bases and often have fruticose fruiting structures called podetia. |
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Cut out all the old fruiting canes from raspberries, loganberries and blackberries and tie in the new shoots. |
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While some mango trees take up to five years to fruit, others start fruiting very young. |
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In the autumn we intend to plant fruiting species of trees, including gelda rose, hawthorn, hazel, thorn and snowberry. |
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Leafy vegetables tolerate some shade, but fruiting types such as squash need sun. |
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After pruning, allow each season's new canes to trail on the ground, where they won't crowd fruiting canes. |
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For apples and Japanese plums, thin to one fruit per cluster, and be careful to not damage long-lived fruiting spurs. |
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Even those small, fruiting spurs on apple and pear trees eventually need pruning for rejuvenation and to eliminate overcrowding. |
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The resulting dikaryons were cultured on slant medium to test for fruiting phenotypes. |
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Mature fruiting bodies of Hemitrichia serpula, Trichia botrytis, and Trichia favoginea were documented by field collections in the tree canopy. |
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The backyard navel orange tree is going into full fruiting and we will shortly have more oranges than we can eat. |
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In the autumn it is intended to plant fruiting species of trees, including gelda rose, hawthorn, hazel, thorn and snowberry. |
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To successfully collect seeds and grow seedlings you must locate fruiting females with several neighboring males. |
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The dst1-1 mutant regularly developed mature fruiting bodies at the top of dark stipes after a prolonged cultivation. |
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All these steps take place in a specialized fruiting structure, the perithecium. |
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The ficus we grow indoors are members of the fig family and capable of fruiting. |
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In our study, red chokeberry produced more pomes per fruiting stem than black chokeberry did, as well as more fruit across the entire fen. |
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A few species were not collected because of their scarcity on the site or lack of flowering or fruiting individuals. |
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Just on the other side of one window was a fruiting shrub that attracted two species of leaf birds, as well as orange-bellied flowerpeckers. |
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At Osterley what are central fruiting grapevines in the carpet are foliate swags in the drawing. |
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In addition, they are prone to any number of disfiguring diseases that can transfer to other fruiting trees like rowan and crab apple. |
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It is a good, reliable cropper that starts fruiting freely at an early age, coming into season in September. |
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The mutant did not exhibit any visible sign of fruiting although the parental strain formed fertile fruit bodies constitutively. |
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At the maturity of the Cordyceps fungi, fruiting bodies of a spectacular shape grow out of the host insect. |
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In reality, a truffle is the fruiting body of a fungus which grows wholly underground. |
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One final consideration is that the known fruiting bodies of marine fungi are not as geometrically complex as the Mistaken Point taxa. |
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Cursory scanning of fresh cultures was conducted for each plate to check for existing myxomycete fruiting bodies. |
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To make absolutely sure of a constant supply, I planted some earlies, some mediums and some late fruiting varieties. |
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The part of the fungus seen on the flag represents its fruiting body, but its dangerous part lies underground. |
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A standard apple tree usually takes two years to start fruiting and four years to reach full production. |
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But then by this time last year the roses were still flowering, and the strawberries were still fruiting. |
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You can also grow several flowering and fruiting shrubs in sturdy, roomy tubs. |
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I brought two pepper plants which were still fruiting into the house, and put the rest on the compost heap. |
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After this period, the mycelia need to be forced into fruiting, usually by placing the kit in the refrigerator. |
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Golden hops put on a wonderful fruiting display and as the last flowers begin to fade on the rugosa roses they are replaced by brilliant red hips. |
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Think of the striking regularity of alternating light and dark stripes on a zebra's coat, or the reticulations on the surface of the fruiting body of a morel mushroom. |
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They have a thick, consistently inflexed flower stalk in contrast to the remaining members of Petunia, which have a thin, deflexed flower stalk in the fruiting state. |
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They have a thick, consistently inflexed pedicel in contrast to the remaining members of Petunia, which have a thin, deflexed pedicel in the fruiting state. |
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Dead man's fingers, a wood-digesting fungus that produces a variety of different dull-colored club-like fruiting bodies, is most likely not a single species. |
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To test this, serial autocorrelations for a one-year lag were used to test for negative effects of abundant fruiting or flowering year's on subsequent years outputs. |
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The plants are looking sadder now, but still fruiting like mad. |
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The mushroom, or toadstool, that we see above ground is the fruiting body that produces spores for further reproduction and is only a part of the fungus. |
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Vines on weaker rootstocks had fewer long shoots, so higher proportions of older shoots with short one-year-old laterals were therefore retained as the fruiting crown. |
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The Arrow label covers crops such as soybeans, cotton, alfalfa, leafy tuberous and fruiting vegetables, sugar beets, peanuts, sunflowers and potatoes. |
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Segmented pedicels that bear mature fruiting bracteoles are present in Obione moneta, whereas bracteoles are strongly adherent to the stem in 0. leucoclada. |
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Isolation and characterization of a lectin from Grifola frondosa fruiting bodies. |
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Thus, the term is more one of common application to macroscopic fungal fruiting bodies than one having precise taxonomic meaning. |
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When not breeding, several birds may also be loosely associated in good feeding areas, such as a fruiting tree, often with other thrushes. |
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The fruiting structures of a few species contain psychotropic compounds and are consumed recreationally or in traditional spiritual ceremonies. |
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Besides, the theater gives him a rush that can only be equaled by, perhaps, the healthy fruiting of a white sapote. |
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Grain legumes generally undergo considerable abscission of their reproductive structures during flowering and fruiting stages. |
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Gooseberries, black, red and whitecurrant bushes can be fitted into mixed planting but will need pruning every winter to keep fruiting well. |
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Truffle fungus is the fruiting body of a subterranean Ascomycete fungus, predominantly one of the many species of the genus Tuber. |
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In this present study, both mycelia and fruiting bodies were produced from laboratory cultivation. |
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In one area, brown fruiting bodies were present, characterized by a vesicle covered with a layer of sterigmata supporting chains of conidia. |
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Frosty pod looks more like a cottony covering on the cocoa pods and doesn't produce any known fruiting body. |
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A freeze-dried, enzymatically degraded fruiting body extract is the best form, in my opinion. |
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It originates from the fruiting body of the quinoa plant that is native to the South American Andes region. |
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The past several years' midsummer dieback of fruiting shrubs and vines has been experienced throughout the country. |
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More worrying is what they may be the fruiting body o and how this is best treated. |
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Four joints with resupinate fungal fruiting bodies were collected during the 5-year inspection. |
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For fruiting from July to August, try Malling Pandora, although it needs cross-pollinating. |
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I crave the deep forests there, the endless speciation and fruiting bodies. |
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The nutlets form in a fruiting calyx called a scutellum that expands in size and changes in color from green to yellow and finally brown. |
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Thickness of the pileus of four randomly selected fruiting bodies was recorded using a slide calliper. |
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Many of the showiest fruiting shrubs are native to Mississippi, and one of the first to catch your eye will be American Beauty berry, Callicarpa americana. |
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Some forms of disordered growth have been recognized in the United States, such as tomosis or leafcut, and brachysm or shortening of the internodes of the fruiting branches. |
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The fruiting bodies and mycelia were dried by lyophilization and powdered. |
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Classification based on morphological characteristics, such as the size and shape of spores or fruiting structures, has traditionally dominated fungal taxonomy. |
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They may become noticeable when fruiting, either as mushrooms or as molds. |
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A gradual increase in warmth in a region will lead to earlier flowering and fruiting times, driving a change in the timing of life cycles of dependent organisms. |
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It has been previously shown that the casing soil on which the mushroom fruiting bodies develop is a significant reservoir for the microflora of fresh mushrooms. |
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The fungus mycelium develops on the surface of the infested timber and usually takes the form of a mushroom-like fruiting body with a cotton wool texture. |
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The cultivated mushroom as well as the common field mushroom initially form a minute fruiting body, referred to as the pin stage because of their small size. |
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From these figures it will be seen that the fruiting period of cotton in the blacklands of Texas is relatively short, and a majority of the bolls are set early in the season. |
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These factors differ from mushroom to mushroom. Most of the changes that stimulate fruiting have a negative effect on the vegetative growth of the mycelium. |
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