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Meanings of seedling in English
Usage of seedling in English
1
But the reason, I know, stands in the forest behind the seedling.
2
The oldest known Persian walnut in our state is the Haderle seedling.
3
Movement of bead of filament magnified about twice; seedling illuminated from above.
4
The first seedling impulse to destroy the book was buried and forgotten.
5
Ectomycorrhizal fungi have been introduced in forest nurseries to improve seedling growth.
6
Brassica oleracea: ordinary circumnutating movement of the hypocotyl of a seedling plant.
7
This seedling is far superior to any others from the same cross.
8
Then we are confronted with the problems of seedling versus clonal rootstocks.
9
ANTHONY-TheAnthony shagbark originated with a seedling tree discovered by Mr. A.
10
Look at enclosed seedling gorses, especially one with the top knocked off.
11
I like to grow seedling filberts, they show wonderful variations in fruiting.
12
A hazel seedling from New Jersey grown on four year old graft.
13
She plants it and when the flower blooms, you have a seedling.
14
The earth rumbled as an oak seedling pushed up between his fingers.
15
I have a Japanese walnut, a grafted heartnut, and a Japanese seedling.
16
Five seedling J. regia probably Mayette from S. H. Derby, Woodside, Del.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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