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Meanings of pistillate in English
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pistil·lat Usage of pistillate in English
1
The pistillate plants occupy separate but adjacent areas to the staminate ones.
2
It is too soft for long carriage, and its blossoms are pistillate.
3
They are all healthy and vigorous, and several bore pistillate flowers in 1942.
4
Nevertheless, those trajectories, peaks, expression levels, inflection points are different in pistillate floral development.
5
The Longworth Prolific strawberry has both staminate and pistillate elements.
6
Five Jones hybrids including Bixby had a full pistillate bloom.
7
The result suggests that their functions are different in between pistillate and staminate floral development.
8
The pistillate plants bear curious woolly balls of fruit.
9
In this country, we have pistillate varieties, or those that are wholly destitute of stamens.
10
Mr. J. M. Merrick, Jr., recommends this same isolation of the pistillate plant under glass.
11
It has an angular, creeping stem; large, somewhat heart-shaped, leaves; and axillary staminate or pistillate flowers.
12
In the spring of 1940, three of these hybrids had pistillate flowers but no staminate blooms.
13
They have developed from the pistillate parent only.
14
Some of the flowers were pistillate, some staminate,- aconditionfalse to nature as regards the apple.
15
This will, I think, help to fertilize the pistillate or nutlet blossoms on many of the trees.
16
The pistillate flowers accept absolutely no pollen, but go on and develop because of its impulse given.
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