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Meanings of common beet in English
Biennial Eurasian plant usually having a swollen edible root; widely cultivated as a food crop.
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Examples for "beet"
Examples for "beet"
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Sugar beet fields are the most likely source of pollution, said Shardlow.
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Speaking of burning up, her cheeks must be beet red right now.
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The EU's 2020 sugar beet harvested area was expected to be smaller.
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In the case of Spain, the result of beet-sugar cultivation was disastrous.
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You can't sweat or turn beet red when you talk to Kyle.
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The hypocotyls of Beta vulgaris are highly sensitive to apogeotropism.
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Two instances of this were observed with the hypocotyls of Beta vulgaris, one of which is shown in Fig.
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Beta vulgaris (Polygoneae).- Alargenumber of seedlings were observed on three occasions.
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Beta vulgaris (Chenopodiaceae).-Highlyself-fertile
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Beta vulgaris: circumnutation of hypocotyl, deflected by the light being slightly lateral, traced on a horizontal glass from 8.30 A.M. to 5.30 P.M.
Usage of common beet in English
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It is also anemophilous, or is fertilised by the wind; and of such plants only the common beet had been tried.
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The Common Beet, sometimes termed the Red Beet, is a half-hardy biennial plant; and is cultivated for its large, succulent, sweet, and tender roots.