用inflorescence造句子，“inflorescence”造句

This product is the inflorescence of red clover flowers, leaves or extracts, showing dark brown powder.

An inflorescence having stalked flowers arranged singly along an elongated, unbranched axis, as in the lily of the valley.

Flower size variation at the inflorescence and individual levels and its trade-off with flower number were evaluated in annual herb, Polygonum hydropiper(Polygonaceae).

Backcross and hormone treatment have not succeeded in seeding, the chromosome doubling with the technique of the inflorescence culture is the reasonable method of resuming fertility to the hybrid.

In the different tissue culture systems, different wheat explants, such as immature embryo, inflorescence, mature embryo, young leaf, root, seed, anther, plumalar axis and embryonic bud sheath, were cultured to obtain regenerative plants, the research advances of which were summarized in this paper.

The first stage was the inflorescence differentiation.

Effects of different pre bactericidal treatment and hormone componenton the Oncidium inflorescence tissue culture

In vegetative buds reversed from inflorescence, LLFY 's expression was obviously higher than that in shoot buds.

The ancestral inflorescence of the genus Tulipa is supposed to be more primitive drepanium than raceme which is deprived from cyme.

The paper is based on a research of the inflorescence of Tagetes erecta L. The experiment studies also include the preliminary study of effects of light, heat, pH value, reductant, oxide , sucrose, preservative and metal ion on the stability of pigment.

The stalk of a solitary flower or of an inflorescence.

We try to understand the mechanism of inflorescence development in Lotus japonicus, the legume model system through the characterization of CEN homologues in it .

"Growing to about 4 ft (1.2 m) in height, rice has long, flat leaves and an inflorescence made up of spikelets Bearing flowers that produce the fruit, or grain."

Wings of nutlet ca. 1/2 as wide as nutlet or more; female inflorescence pedunculate.

Any of several grasses of the genus Phleum, especially P. pratense, native to Eurasia, and P. alpinum, of North America, having a dense cylindrical inflorescence of compressed, one-flowered spikelets and widely cultivated for hay.

The caloric content of leaf and stolon increased while that of inflorescence decreased with the rising of QAP.

Before inflorescence, the day length requirement was not strict.

Sunipia cirrhata is characterized by its inflorescence exceeding leaf, lip with a callus at base, each pair of pollinia with stipe and viscidium .

G. montanum is dioecious with spike inflorescence.