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Meanings of vitis in English
Genus of grape-producing plants.
The type genus of the family Vitaceae; woody vines with simple leaves and small flowers; includes a wide variety of grapes.
Synonyms
Examples for "grapevine"
Examples for "grapevine"
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Several months later, we heard through the grapevine that Linda was pregnant.
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The grapevine says he's up for rear admiral on the current list.
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The two men were well aware of how the Afghan grapevine worked.
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What happened that day filtered back down the grapevine around recreation time.
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She'd never heard about it in the press or on the grapevine.
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Peppi was there, puttering around the flower beds and fussing with the grapevines.
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They headed off on a narrow dirt trail through the grapevines.
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Like the grapevines, they too lay in tangled disarray, the result of long neglect.
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This is what happened to the nest under the grapevines.
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I heard such a noise through the grapevines, so I got what I could and ran for it.
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It is the 'indignant wine' which has been wrung from the grape plant by its external mutilation.
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Grape plants have 30,434 genes, by the latest count.
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Today, there are almost 10,000 acres of grapes planted in British Columbia, up 8.7% from 2008.
Usage of vitis in English
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The Selandria vitis attacks the vine, while Selandria rosæ, the Rose slug, injures the rose.
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The red whortleberry (Vaccinium vitis idea) is found everywhere but is most abundant in rocky places.
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The vine-planting habit has spread a fair bit since the first examples of vitis vinifera fruited around Transcaucasia.
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He wrote an Epitomie de vitis Romanorum pontificum, besides controversial treatises, letters, &c. (see Migne, Patrologia Latina, vol.
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It seems very likely that the wine vine, vitis vinifera, originally came from this region, and winemaking certainly dates back 6,000 to 8,000 years.
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Here, we apply a marker strategy targeting the inferred Vitis core genome.
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This repartimiento possessed a large amount of provisions, and is called Vitis and Lau.
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On the other hand, wild Vitis species represent valuable genetic resources of natural stress tolerance.
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Cold stress is a major limiting factor in grape (Vitis) productivity.
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In this work, we searched for annotations containing BURP domains in the Vitis vinifera genome.
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The encomienda of Vitis, with about seven thousand men.
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Tettigonia Vitis blights the leaf of the grape-vine.
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This study focuses on understanding the GA-mediated regulation of shot berry formation in Vitis vinifera cv.
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These results contribute to understanding of mechanisms underlying defense responses of wild Chinese Vitis species against powdery mildew.
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V. VITIS-IDEA (Cowberry, Flowering Box, or Brawlins) a native species, has racemose flowers, and red berries.
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Platinae De Vitis Pontif.
Frequent collocations
Vitis through the time