1. Awns synonyms, Awns pronunciation, Awns translation, English dictionary definition of Awns

2. What does Awns stand for? List of 6 Awns definitions

3. General (7 matching dictionaries) Awns: Merriam-Webster.com [home, info] Awns: Collins English Dictionary [home, info]

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5. Some varieties may have very long and obvious Awns, but others may have shorter Awns that you need to look for

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7. Top Awns abbreviation meanings updated December 2020

8. What does Awny mean? Having awns; bearded, bristly

9. Awns and their possible role influencing ear temperature

10. What does Awns mean? Plural form of awn

11. Grass Awns are deadly dangerous for your dog

12. Grass Awns can become ocular foreign bodies as well

13. Awny definition: having awns Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

14. Grass Awns can become ocular foreign bodies as well

15. Awner definition, a machine for cutting the awns from grain

16. Note: We have 2 other definitions for Awns in our Acronym Attic

17. In the following key, measurements of spike width include the Awns

18. The Awns (beards) are long, straight and 2-4 inches long

19. What does Awner mean? A device for cutting the awns from grain

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21. Grass Awns can be inhaled, swallowed and even penetrate the dog’s skin

22. Both Awns and burrs attach to animals and their removal is the same process

23. Awns increased the size of the largest grains in NILs and decreased grains per spike

24. Awnless and hooded types have blunted-off, round-tipped Awns that are < ¼” long

25. Awner definition: a machine for removing awns from grain Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

26. The problem with grass Awns is that they are difficult to be located

27. We found 10 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word Awns: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "Awns" is defined

28. The arrangement of cellulose fibrils causes bending of the Awns with changes in humidity

29. Signs that the Awns may have gotten into the nose include sneezing and intense nasal discharge

30. Contributions of leaf rust resistance and Awns to agronomic and grain quality performance in winter wheat

31. We discovered that the Awns are also able to propel the seeds on and into the ground

32. The ultrasonographic features of grass Awns in vivo and in vitro have been described in detail

33. Thus, a careful inspection of the dog after leaving the field may allow removal of Awns …

34. Migrating Awns can carry an infection and cause inflammation, typically in the form of an abscess

35. Next, check for the Awns, which look like hairs coming off each tiny seed on the head

36. These ‘seeds’ or grass Awns can become lodged in pet ears, between toes, and under the skin

37. Foxtail Awns, for example are more commonly acquired through the skin, generally in the feet, ears, or nose

38. The dispersal unit of wild wheat bears two pronounced Awns that balance the unit as it falls

39. Plant Awns are similar to burrs except they are bristle-shaped seeds that are shaped like a fish hook

40. The purpose of this report is to describe the clinical and sonographic features of grass Awns in the urinary

41. The introgression of Awns as a source of photoassimilates during grain filling has received has long been of particular attention in wheat

42. The PETKUS De-Awner is a special machine that gently removes awns, husks, clippings or beards, dissipates clumps and polishes seed

43. The Awns of the most problematic grasses are barbed, which allows the awn to ratchet itself along through the tissue

44. Awns play an important compensation role as a source of assimilate supply in an environment where the flag leaf is stressed

45. Grass Awns are grass seeds which are sharp, sometimes barbed, and have the capability to burrow into the skin of our dogs

46. ‘Notably lacking are spikelet fragments, chaff, Awns, pods, and weed seeds that comprise the debris from processing such crops for storage or from using dung as fuel.’ ‘Just before the fruit matures, it changes from green to brown and the Awns separate from the central axis to disperse the seeds.’

47. In the present study, the presence of Awns clearly increased the temperature of the ear after midday, mainly in the long awned cultivar K

48. Grass Awns from weeds like cheatgrass and foxtail first become attached to a dog's coat while running or walking through these tall grasses

49. Solution for Awns between 1 and 5 months old have a body weight that is approximately normally distributed with mean ? = 26.6 kilograms and standard deviation ?…

50. In the case of Awns, however, the seeds can physically work their way into a dog's skin, causing pain, infection, and, in extreme cases, death.

51. The purpose of this study was to describe the clinical, radiographic, and computed tomographic findings in dogs and cats with migrating intrathoracic grass Awns

52. Grass Awns are a common cause of foreign body disease in animals, but little is known about their presence in the lower urinary tract

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54. If grass Awns are not removed in a timely fashion, they will lead to the formation of painful abscesses, which need regular drainage of fluids

55. ‘Such traits include a long Awn; short, thick grains; photoperiod sensitivity; and low productivity.’ ‘Periodically inspecting your dog for fleas, ticks, grass Awns and barbs is also a good idea.’

56. The height of many dogs lines up well with the location of the seed pods on the grasses, and contact with the grass allows the sharp, lightweight grass Awns …

57. The LA-P small-scale de-Awner is designed for batch operation; the main purpose of de-awning is to remove awns from barley kernels, loose husks from wheat, etc

58. However, grass Awns can also cause much more serious health problems when they enter through the mouth or nose of a dog, and migrate through the respiratory or gastrointestinal tract.

59. Seeds and Awns that become trapped behind the eyelid can cause ulcers on the cornea of the eye than can result in ocular drainage, redness, swelling, pain, and even vision loss

60. Awns and other appendages on the seed dispersal unit of plants aid in dispersing the seed to a germination site (1–3).Hairs, wings, and hooks influence the route of seeds from the mother plant to a surface by wind or animal dispersal [phase I dispersal ()].Hygroscopically active Awns propel seeds on the ground through coiling and uncoiling (5, 6) and, thus, mainly affect the movement of the

61. Awns increased yield by 6.2% in 41A (with no significant increase in 42A), increased test weight by 1.7% in both series, and increased kernel weight by 6 (series 41A) and 4% (series 42A)

62. Kalm's Brome is distinguished by a 3-veined lower glume, 5-veined upper glume, and lemmas that are silky-hairy all across the surface with awns mostly less than 3 mm long

63. Whether you call them Awns, mean seeds, timothy, foxtails, cheat grass, June grass, Downy Brome, or any other number of colloquial names, to dogs they generally mean one thing, and that’s trouble

64. The real purpose of the Awns is to help the seeds work their way into the soil, where they bury themselves and wait for winter rainfall to germinate and start the cycle again

65. The LA-P de-Awner for small-scale use is designed for batch or continuous flow operation; the main purpose of de-awning is to remove awns from barley kernels, loose husks from wheat, etc

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67. Some of these characters, including inflorescence position and "winter" development, Bracteole position, indumentum of the corolla and filaments, anther texture, presence and positioning of staminal appendages (spurs, awns, tubules, etc.), and fruit dehiscence and texture (leading to various fruit types), are extremely homoplasious.

68. Spikes are erect, oblong, middense and midlong and white at maturity; awns are midlong and Appressed; glumes are midwide, midlong and glabrous; glume shoulders are midwide and oblique; glume beaks are midlong and acuminate; kernels are soft, creamy white, midsize (34.2 mg), midlong, oval to ovate; germ is midsize, oval to ovate; crease is midwide to wide, middeep; cheeks are rounded to angular