seedling|seedlings in English

noun

['seed·ling || 'sɪːdlɪŋ]

young tree or plant; plant or tree grown from a seed

Use "seedling|seedlings" in a sentence

1. Both seedling and sapling stands responded to fertilization with similar absolute annual increases in height and diameter, though absolute basal area response of saplings exceeded that of seedlings owing to large differences in pretreatment diameters.

2. Amling Pecan Tree (TX Seedling) Type I

3. She cut down the seedling with one chop.

4. Thanks to her persistence, the Green seedling Project continues.

5. Constant supervision of seedling trees was also a problem.

6. Monoploid peaches have been obtained from seedling populations.

7. When the seedlings sprout, uncover the tray.

8. It hasthe best seedling vigor of the annual Clovers

9. The basal part of the renascent seedling is mauve.

10. Where shall we prick off the seedlings?

11. He is busy pricking out some cabbage seedlings.

12. Keywords: Anemochory, Anemophily, protogyny, seed predation and seedling ecology, Shorea tumbuggaia

13. Albino seedling is the typical chlorophyll - deficient mutation in plants.

14. Grafted ,Budded,marcotted and Seedlings of Guimaras Island

15. Araucaria angustifolia - (1) Monkey Puzzle of Brazil Seedling Multi Branching

16. 4 Fed the spring day lately - break ground delicate seedling.

17. Keep the soil moist. That way, the seedling will flourish.

18. He grows new seedlings and replants the fields.

19. The farmers are bedding up for planting seedlings.

20. Brumale was successful, and the seedlings showed normal growth

21. Terraces were cut into the land; seedlings were planted.

22. Sapium discolor's morphological character seed - collecting and seedling - raising , cultural technique are presented.

23. Amling was a chance seedling found in Dr Harry Amlings pecan orchard

24. Phloem involves the Acropetal translocation of phenanthrene in wheat seedlings.

25. In one embodiment, the seedling counter is adapted to use X-ray energy.