It provides an advanced mould control by post-harvest treatments of citrus and pome fruit.

I'd rather build a fowl-house than a "pome" or story, any day.

Mar got a hundred dollars for that pome, from that editor feller and his pardner.

Keskersaykersa a little pome, senor?

You have dome, foam, and roam, and not much more to use in your pome, as some of our fellow-countrymen call it.

Thou hast not, as had thy father, to pome from Corinth, or even from Tarquinii, to win for himself a kingdom among strangers.

Methoxyfenozide can be applied in pome fruit from green cluster onwards, and due to its bee safety it can be used also during flowering.

Furthermore, this resource will be fundamental to uncover the genetic and molecular mechanisms of the apple-powdery mildew interaction, and support future pome fruit breeding efforts.

T. Shelley Sutton, of Boise City, Idaho, has "writ a pome" entitled "That Man Brann," and the proud author sends me an A.P.A.

Pome fruits and the flower from which they arise.

The procession plowed steadily forward mile after mile, the pomes floundering through drifts after the man ahead.

He is capable of burning down the Pome d'Or, and all within it, in order to obtain revenge on you.

'Is my pome a pigsty, or what, that you want a surveyor's ground-plan of it?'

"Pome-Lee is not," Ounenk answered in a monotonous voice.

"I'se got a pome," said Stephen, and drew a piece of paper from his pocket.

"What d'ye think of that pome 'bout the bumblebee?"