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Meanings of flower grower in inglés
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floricultor Floriculture producers grow flowers, plants or trees.
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Examples for "floriculturist"
Examples for "floriculturist"
1
The same thing may be said of an irreverent floriculturist, and with equal truth-perhapsindeed with greater.
2
What would the floriculturist care for any change in the structure of the ovarium or of the ovules?
3
The third, who was a floriculturist, aspired constantly among his bulbs to create a silver rose, that should immortalise the lady's name.
4
Whilst the object primarily aimed at by the State is the education of native gardeners and floriculturists, other results may be confidently expected.
Usage of flower grower in inglés
1
The first joint conference of New Zealand and Australian horticulturalists will bring together more than 1000 fruit, vegetable and flower grower stakeholders.
2
Flower growers in Lincolnshire fear the unpredictable weather will damage business.
3
Tulips have long been the pride - and the profits - of Dutch flower growers.
4
This could be met by such cooperative selling agencies as the flower growers already have.
5
By 1630 professional flower growers could be found in almost every town in the Dutch Republic.
6
While all these things are useful many successful flower growers get along without many of them.
7
Weddings in Kashmir and demand from hundreds of hotels across the region provide a local market for flower growers.
8
At the height of the Golden Age, even the smallest settlements generally had flower growers' clubs, each with its own rules and fêtes.
9
The two men, who both came from peasant farming families in China, answered advertisements in a Chinese newspaper offering jobs as flower growers here.