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Meanings of self-fertilised plants in English
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Usage of self-fertilised plants in English
1
The self-fertilised plants had smaller and paler green leaves than the crossed.
2
Flowers on the self-fertilised plants of the second generation were again self-fertilised.
3
Nevertheless the self-fertilised plants in all three pots flowered before the crossed!
4
Some flowers on the self-fertilised plants of the last generation were also self-fertilised.
5
Under these circumstances the superiority of the self-fertilised plants cannot be fully trusted.
6
The self-fertilised plants were miserable specimens, whilst the crossed ones looked very vigorous.
7
In the second generation the crossed and self-fertilised plants were nearly equal in height.
8
The superiority of the crossed over the self-fertilised plants was proved in various ways.
9
This results from the superiority of plants crossed in this manner over self-fertilised plants.
10
It is therefore probable that they had some real advantage over the self-fertilised plants.
11
So that the self-fertilised plants, besides their inferiority in other respects, were more tender.
12
They were not related, or only in a distant degree, to the self-fertilised plants.
13
Nearly the same result followed with some crossed and self-fertilised plants of Viola tricolor.
14
In the autumn the surviving self-fertilised plants were plainly less well-grown than the crossed plants.
15
Indeed, in two of the cases the self-fertilised plants were superior to such intercrossed plants.
16
We here see that two of the self-fertilised plants exceed in height their crossed opponents.
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Self-fertilised plants across language varieties
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