「dormancy」の共起表現一覧(1語右で並び替え)
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The seedlings show embryo | dormancy and germinate the following spring after fall |
They do the last by breaking the seed's | dormancy and acting as a chemical messenger. |
The seeds have a short period of | dormancy and viability, and the numbers may be reduced |
ll be forced into a physically inert state of | dormancy, as well as physically transmuted into some f |
During its seasonal | dormancy, D. falconeri produces a tight rosette of lea |
d on metabolismus, neurophysiology and winter | dormancy in rodents. |
trol of flowering and the induction of winter | dormancy in many plants, and the operational control o |
ded to reactivate Rowdy (after seven years of | dormancy) in order to sign them. |
d to pass a cold and humid season which break | dormancy in order to produce germination. |
so reverse the inhibition of shoot growth and | dormancy induced by ABA. |
ive, though there are rumours that the labels | dormancy may be because something ground breaking is i |
After a period of | dormancy, Mazama became active again. |
Its seeds require double | dormancy, meaning they normally take at least two year |
ants; they do not show significant long-term | dormancy, most germinating soon after dispersal and on |
The reasons for this | dormancy must be sought in the peculiar nature of ball |
During the winter months, when | dormancy occurs, the plant requires much less water an |
But this economic | dormancy of the Victorian era preserved much early arc |
, the adults usually adopt strategies such as | dormancy or hibernation under a hostile environment, w |
soil every year in early summer or during the | dormancy period, until they reach maturity. |
e higher indoor temperatures but will go into | dormancy prematurely and/or begin to take on a "tired" |
t matures quickly after harvest, there are no | dormancy problems and the thin skins absorb water easi |
The combination of long | dormancy, simultaneous emergence of vast numbers, and |
It flowers in the spring, presumably after | dormancy, so it needs very dry conditions during its d |
The long periods of | dormancy that seed plants can employ also makes them l |
After five years of | dormancy, the label was revived by Atlantic in 2009. |
Prior to the winter | dormancy, the vine will stop being photosynthetically |
After flowering, it goes into | dormancy until the next spring. |
or -9C for brief periods of time during their | dormancy, which typically lasts 3-4 months. |
d from New Jersey north and requires a winter | dormancy, while the latter is found from New Jersey so |
It prefers dry summer | dormancy, with no water after blooming, good drainage, |
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