Meanings of growing period in English

Swallows are arriving earlier and the growing period for trees is increasing.

Aristotle made three divisions,-thegrowing period, the stationary period, and the period of decline.

When their growing period is over, they begin promptly their preparation for the winter.

The protein content of feathers increased steadily, and the water content decreased steadily, throughout the growing period.

Analysts say the weather in July-August, which is the crucial growing period, will be the deciding factor to final output.

It's a growing period.

At the beginning of the growing period and at frequent intervals during the early growth of plants they must be repotted.

Only once in the whole time of her growing period did Jan have to suffer any annoyance or humiliation on her account.

When a shift has been given, at the beginning of the growing period, no further change should be necessary during the winter.

Plant single crowns at a distance of six inches from each other, and supply them with liquid manure during the growing period.

Feeding and environmental conditions were designed to ensure that the birds remained comfortable throughout their growing period, which was to 26 weeks of age.

This year, soft red winter wheat has been hit badly by the fungus, which develops when it rains during the crop's key growing period.

The growing period requires care to avoid injuring the articulations; yet it is the most favorable time to spread the shoulders and deepen the chest.

The rainfall during the growing period was 322 points, distributed as follows:-May ,210 ;June ,60 ;July ,12 ;August ,nil ;September ,37 ;October , 3points

(4) Unfavorable temperature during the growing period.