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Meanings of tomato plant in English
Native to South America; widely cultivated in many varieties.
Usage of tomato plant in English
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I found this beautiful spider on our tomato plant; what is it?
2
At least he didn't try to tell you it was a tomato plant.
3
With crooked but firm fingers she pinched suckers from a staked tomato plant.
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I set the moisture sensor to alert me when my tomato plant needed water.
5
His talk featured a fish tank with a tomato plant growing out the top.
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I also tested one compact bush (determinate) and one sprawling (indeterminate) tomato plant.
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He looked to Thomas more out of place than a carrot on a tomato plant.
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Mattie came down the steps and past the pot with the tomato plant in it.
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Another chunk of ground beef sailed out and rattled the leaves of a tomato plant.
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Marley lifted his leg and peed on a tomato plant before hurrying to rejoin his new pals.
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Walk past a tomato plant and be seduced by their green vine scent and glistening, plump, scarlet flesh.
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Another team have been using Crispr to change the architecture of tomato plant branches and the spacing of fruit.
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In addition, heirloom tomatoes are an "open-pollinated" tomato plant, meaning that they're pollinated naturally rather than artificially.
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Like a tomato plant suffered.
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As an illustration, MacDougall has reported that sagebrush uses about one fourth as much water as a tomato plant.
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As Vincent finished tying up the last tomato plant to the stake beside it, Sean Scully arrived at the greenhouse door.