How To Use Trifoliate In A Sentence
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Mexican orange is another good hedging plant, with glossy trifoliate evergreen leaves that release the fragrance of orange peel when pruned.
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The second method is the foliar application of 4 to 8 pounds of manganese sulfate when the plants have two or three trifoliate leaves.
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They are pinnately trifoliate and the terminal leaflet is often the largest.
Chapter 8
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The trifoliate leaflets are closed as in nyctinasty.
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Stem two feet in length, branching, prostrate or trailing, the ends of the shoots erect; leaves trifoliate, yellowish-green, the leaflets inversely heart-shaped; flowers rather large, yellow, -- the petals crenate or notched on the borders, and striped at their base with purple.
The Field and Garden Vegetables of America Containing Full Descriptions of Nearly Eleven Hundred Species and Varietes; With Directions for Propagation, Culture and Use.
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The trifoliate leaf where the egg hatched and the larva began feeding will wilt and die.
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The leaves are alternate, trifoliate, with petioles 3-18 cm long and ovate or rhomboidal leaflets which are toothed or lobed, about as broad as long, usually large, in the range 4-20 cm.
Chapter 38
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The trifoliate leaflets are closed as in nyctinasty.
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We are proud to offer for sale, a lovely piece of early Van Briggle pottery, circa 1915 in a stunning Arts and Crafts trifoliate design.
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Resistance was evaluated by immersion for 10 d at the second trifoliate leaf stage.
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A perennial that grows from seeds into a trifoliate-leaved vine about twenty feet long, the jicama needs several years of growth before the tubers get big enough to harvest.
Jicama: a sign of changing culinary seasons in Mexico
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But for ARS horticulturalist Robert R. Krueger, the genus Citrus includes at least 16 species, with hundreds of distant relatives, including lesser-known, peelable oddities like pummelos, trifoliate oranges, and kumquats.
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Shoots with 1-2 trifoliate leaves of 3-week-old seedlings were incubated in microtitre plate wells with assay solution in a growth chamber, 16/8 h day/night regime, 21°C.
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The tree itself is about 24 feet high, with, opposite trifoliated leaves, and large white blossoms, which appear throughout the year, but are in greatest abundance during the rainy season.
The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom Considered in Their Various Uses to Man and in Their Relation to the Arts and Manufactures; Forming a Practical Treatise & Handbook of Reference for the Colonist, Manufacturer, Merchant, and Consumer, o
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Four weeks after planting, samples of six trifoliate plants were transplanted to 4-l containers that were purged by ambient air.
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Leaves are pinnately trifoliate, smooth above and lightly pubescent below.
Chapter 10
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But for ARS horticulturalist Robert R. Krueger, the genus Citrus includes at least 16 species, with hundreds of distant relatives, including lesser-known, peelable oddities like pummelos, trifoliate oranges, and kumquats.
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The seeds and trifoliate leaves are a bit smaller than in the common bean.
3: Staple crops
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Leaves are trifoliate and spirally arranged on the stem.
Chapter 10
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'Swingle' citrumelo, 'Cleopatra' mandarin and Poncirus trifoliata (trifoliate orange).
12: Seeds and germplasm
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Most alternative herbicide programs require seedling alfalfa to have at least two to four trifoliate leaves before applying treatments.
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The leaves are trifoliate with tomentose leaflets that have the typical reticulate venation of yams, 12-16 cm long, 6-9 cm broad: the petioles are pubescent and often spiny.
Chapter 37
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The alternate leaves are trifoliate with long petioles and two nectar-producing glands at the base of each leaflet ..
Chapter 10
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The trifoliate leaves turn brilliant shades of red and orange in autumn but the cinnamon-brown peeling bark makes it worth viewing at any time of the year.
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The disease progresses up the plant and the trifoliate leaves soon develop symptoms with lesions, initially appearing as irregular light brown spots and later turning a blackish-brown color.
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For P. vulgaris, plants were pruned to leave the primary and second trifoliate leaves supporting a single pod arising from the axis of trifoliate leaf 3.
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Water-stressed plots were sufficiently watered until plants were on their third trifoliate leaf, and then 50% of the available water capacity (20% w/v water in soil) was maintained until harvest.
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It has trifoliate leaves, yellow flowers and long slender pods containing variously colored edible beans.
Chapter 9
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It may be as well to mention an early Venetian design of about 1475 wherein the Emperor has a three-pointed trifoliate crown surmounted by a trefoil.
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`foliate' is combined with the prefix `tri' to form the word `trifoliate'
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It can simply conclude that mycorrhizal trifoliate orange seedlings can resist the high temperature stress related to increasing its root activity.
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(See the May 25 Crop Watch) Soybeans should be kept free of weed competition from the 2nd trifoliate stage to beginning bloom.
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Three seeds were sown and plants thinned to one per pot when the first trifoliate leaf emerged.
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The gable is pierced above these windows with a small but beautiful wheel-window of eight pointed compartments, each trifoliated; the divisions being moulded in one order, and converging to a central ring, itself pierced to admit the light.
The "Ladies of Llangollen" as Sketched by Many Hands; with Notices of Other Objects of Interest in "That Sweetest of Vales"
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At the emergence of the second trifoliate leaf, uniformly sized seedlings were selected and transplanted to 4.0 l pails (4 plants per container) filled with aerated modified 50% Hoagland's solution.
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The leaves are trifoliate, on long, stiff petioles; the leaflets are ovate, 7. 5-15 cm long with the terminal one usually longer than the laterals and attached to the petiole by a marked pulvinus.
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