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Examples for "squash"
Examples for "squash"
1
He'd been working the fields, harvesting squash, when the main attack started.
2
The crook-neck squash in the Northwest is a great success this season.
3
He took a knee, being careful not to squash any American soldiers.
4
Stir these into the squash and add the milk, stirring in slowly.
5
But big companies often squash growth when they swallow small targets whole.
1
The cucurbita family includes squash and pumpkins, and is native to the expansive region of Central America encompassing the Andes, Mexico and Guatemala.
2
The ridge or heel therefore acts rather differently from that of Cucurbita.
3
Flahault, it should be explained, was the discoverer of the curious peg in Cucurbita.
4
The watermelon, called here samangka (Cucurbita citrullus) is of very fine quality.
5
Hereafter analogous and more striking experiments with Pisum sativum and Cucurbita ovifera will be given.
6
The peg or heel in Cucurbita: see "Power of Movement in Plants" page 102.)
7
The flowers of the Cucurbita lagenaria are said to close when the sun shines upon them.
8
This movement of the radicle has been described in Brassica, Aesculus, Phaseolus, Vicia, Cucurbita, Quercus and Zea.
9
Nyctanthes and others are only fragrant in the night; Cucurbita lagenaria closes when the sun shines on it
10
A radicle of Cucurbita, directed upwards (Fig.
11
Prince Cucurbita was very unhappy.
12
On the other hand, the cotyledons of Cucurbita ovifera moved in the normal manner during a whole day in darkness.
13
Cucurbita ovifera: tracks left by tips of radicles in growing downwards over smoked glass-plates, inclined at 70o to the horizon.
14
The tips of the radicles of Cucurbita ovifera were likewise highly sensitive to caustic, though only moderately so to contact.
15
After the sun had been up some hours, a lady came into the garden and approached the home of the Cucurbita family.
16
Cucurbita ovifera: Sensitiveness of the apex of the Radicle.-Thetips proved ill-fitted for the attachment of cards, as they are extremely fine and flexible.
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