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Still, this
late
flowering
must be a source of pleasure for him.
2
Birmingham Contemporary Music Group's all-Carter celebration focused on that exuberant
late
flowering
.
3
And what of the sultan who presided over the tulip's
late
flowering
?
4
The result has been
late
flowering
plants and possibly many young birds going hungry.
5
Marilyn Taylor is enjoying what she calls "a
late
flowering
career".
6
Continue opening the roots, and cutting down the branches of Bussorah, and other roses for
late
flowering
.
7
In 1928, the year of his death, the composer Leos Janacek enjoyed a
late
flowering
of creativity.
8
The early and
late
flowering
wheat varieties showed differences in flowering time between short day and long day conditions.
9
World systems theory and neoMarxist dependency models are being used by academics to explain the
late
flowering
of Irish soccer.
10
Flowers Pack as many flowers as you can in to your garden - from spring bulbs, to
late
flowering
perennials.
11
It is, in a fairly obvious way, a part of the
late
flowering
of romantic cultural nationalism in which we shared.
12
On the other side of the wall was a tulip bed full of rows of
late
flowering
tulips, not yet out.
13
The
late
flowering
phenotype of the FOF2 overexpression lines is suppressed by the flc-3 loss-of-function mutation.
14
And if this happens Young Winston's conduct may have to be viewed more understandingly-asthe
late
flowering
of an established family trait.
15
Age, scourge of the pretty, can unleash an actor's quixotic glory -see Hugh Grant's
late
flowering
as Jeremy Thorpe and Paddington's nemesis.
16
In this study, we isolated the OsLF gene by its association with the T-DNA insertion in the rice
late
flowering
mutant named A654.
late
flowering
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