Significats de defoliated en anglès

The rose-trees were soon defoliated, and great havoc was made amongst the cabbages.

They are a great annoyance, and have defoliated whole vineyards here last fall.

Animals could escape and completely defoliated areas were small.

Because quiet by day, they are not out of mischief, as defoliated trees often prove.

Similarly, "defoliated" connects with the chemical devastation of a conflict nearer our own time -the Vietnam War.

Salt-seared or defoliated shrubs, of species entirely unsuitable for coastal condition, and that look as if someone doused them in boiling water.

The waters of the Mighty Miss flowed thick and sluggish between their defoliated banks, the waters clouded and gray and choked with debris.

One year after defoliation, defoliated trees had similar NSC and N concentrations in woody tissues, higher polyphenol concentrations and lower re-foliation than non-defoliated trees.

To have even fuchsia defoliated is surely something to bring out sympathy, but won't the leaves and flowers come again, when the weather improves?

The drowned man, soaked to his soul but for a few dozen raging and rhapsodizing neurons, passed through a forest that had been defoliated.

In the second year, however, NSC concentrations in branches were significantly higher in defoliated trees while differences in polyphenols and re-foliation disappeared and decreased, respectively.

Key results: Defoliated trees did not die but grew significantly less than non-defoliated trees for at least 2 years after defoliation.

It can defoliate or seriously damage a plant in a matter of weeks.

The caterpillars defoliate oak trees.

Observes a late-leaved maple defoliate.

The rose-trees were soon defoliated, and great havoc was made amongst the cabbages.