| But when they teed, their saliva leads to malformation of fruit, leaves, and shoots, stunting the plant and eventually killing it. |
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| The active principle of alcohol is a counter-force to the upwardly striving nature of the human spirit, temporarily stunting it. |
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| A lower range of spray volume may be desired for young plug seedlings to prevent excessive drenching effect and stunting. |
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| Severe stunting is eventually caused as the uninfected tissue beneath the apex continues to develop. |
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| As well, phytosterol and gibberellin biosynthesis may be inhibited, which can lead to stunting of treated plants. |
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| The symptoms of this disease include stunting, distortion and mosaic mottling of leaves, and clearing of leaf veins and fruit. |
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| The whole plant becomes desiccated and presents symptoms of stunting and swelling at the base of the stem with conspicuous shortened internodes. |
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| Temporary crop stunting and sealing of first leaves will occur in legumes if conditions for germination and growth are not optimum. |
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| This is undoubtedly contributing to the high levels of child stunting in the region. |
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| Above-ground symptoms include chlorosis and reddening of the leaves, small leaves, defoliation, branch dieback, death of entire canes, stunting, and death of the entire bush. |
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| A third agent, mechanically transmissible, was also found, and it caused stunting, shoot elongation and hairlessness on tomato plants. |
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| Effects on children include stunting, sickliness, poor school attendance, and lower levels of concentration and memory. |
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| Girdling may result in death of individual branches, but stunting of the trees is the most serious effect. |
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| On tomato, it causes chlorotic mottling, leaf distortion, leaf rolling and stunting. |
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| Affected plants showed spiky and chlorotic apical growth, leaf curling, mottling, and general stunting. |
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| The galls block water and nutrient flow to the plant, stunting growth, impairing fruit production, and causing foliage to yellow and wilt. |
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| Droplets or foam of the herbicide solution settling on desirable vegetation may result in discoloration, stunting or destruction. |
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| Graft has contributed to the economic problems of the continent by stunting productivity and robbing it of already scarce financial resources. |
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| More studies are needed before any conclusions regarding stunting, no effect or enhanced growth rate due to parasites can be reached. |
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| Given the high prevalence of stunting in the province and the findings from our study, we recommend that zinc supplements are introduced for vulnerable groups of women and, more especially, children. |
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| Mustaphi said that while stunting is impossible to reverse, governments can work to prevent it. |
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| During his time in the special class, he studied a significantly reduced curriculum, at least two years behind that of his old class, effectively stunting his education and future prospects. |
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| It applies a large welfare monitoring survey using alternative indicators of health status, such as self-reported illness episodes, number of days lost due to illness, and stunting. |
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| Two months ago the chief executive of Intel, Craig Barrett, criticised Dixon's, Britain's dominant distributor of personal computers, for overcharging, claiming that its pricing policies were stunting the market. |
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| The incidence of stunting and malnutrition in children has even slightly increased, from 8.4 per thousand in 1999 to 9.1 in 2006 according to government data. |
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| The combined food and financial crises are likely to cause greater micronutrient deficiencies and increased instances of wasting, stunting and underweight. |
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| Some crop stunting may be observed but this should not effect yield. |
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| Ending violence against women and girls: a scourge that too many women and girls face in daily life, stunting their opportunities, curtailing their mobility and denying them rights. |
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| Add on clauses are available for bobsleighing, heliskiing, ice hockey, luge, paraskiing, ski jumping, ski racing and ski stunting. |
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| Plant damage includes curling and stunting of leaves and stems, chlorotic mottling, needle drop and wilt caused by reduced water movement and dead areas caused by the injection of toxins by the pest during feeding. |
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| General symptoms are enations, multiple flushing, stunting or dwarfing, reduction in number and size of leaves and shoots, shortened internodes, and small-sized fruits with thick peel. |
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| The inability to obtain early-stage investment prevents many SMEs reaching a size where they can attract expansion capital, thus stunting their growth. |
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| Secret money and corruption hurt the economy and polity of a nation, distorting the behaviour of politicians, stunting development and weakening citizen confidence in democracy. |
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| By using the overshift, you can also develop a good stunting game that will not leave you wide open in case of fullback traps or even option plays. |
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