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Meanings of rootstock in inglês
Synonyms
Examples for "rhizome"
Examples for "rhizome"
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But Ayla dug down for the rhizome from which the plant grew.
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Their rhizome root structure means digging them out can be a tough job.
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Rhizoma coptidis is a rhizome commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine.
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They terminate in a rhizome, but this sometimes decays and drops off .
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Curcumin is a plant-derived polyphenol extracted from the rhizome of turmeric.
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The fibrous rootstalk was available all year, even in winter if the ground wasn't frozen or covered with snow.
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The rootstalks of those reeds are not bad either.
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With the stick and her hands she dug down through the mud about four inches and pulled out the long rootstalks of several plants.
Usage of rootstock in inglês
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Arjun's fascination with seeing a rootstock human had given way to impatience.
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The underlying skulls probably looked the same as those of rootstock humans.
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It calculates proper tree placing based on rootstock, irrigation and other growth factors.
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She will talk about garden design for fruit trees, and the importance of rootstock.
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Padmaka or Padma-kashta is the rootstock of Nymphoea lotus.
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The need for extensive rootstock research is keenly felt by growers of walnut, hickory and chestnut.
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Ariani, the child of one of her mother's many lovers, was the rootstock of the throne.
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An in vitro grafting method was developed for examining gene translocation from rootstock to scion in walnut.
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This result provides further evidence of gene signal transport from rootstock to scion in fruit and nut crops.
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These resistant accessions may be used as rootstock or as a source of resistant genes in breeding programmes.
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The rootstock of this plant once established in a spot, it can be extirpated only with the greatest difficulty.
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This thug of a plant was most likely the rootstock of the historic collection and out-competed the grafted species.
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Permaculture and gardening teacher of Edible Backyard workshops, discussing garden design for fruit trees, and the importance of rootstock.
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I always find myself with too much astrantia, which has a tough rootstock that requires effort to be rid of.
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To the Spacers, the Diggers were familiar looking from old videos: they were rootstock humans such as populated the Epic.
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To undo those decisions by reverting to the "rootstock" human race was viewed almost as a kind of auto-genocide.
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