Use "ripening" in a sentence

1. Blotchy ripening is a physiological disorder

2. Medium-late-ripening, medium acidity, high must density

3. How long does cheese aging or ripening take?

4. Medium ripening time, low acidity, average must density

5. Lastly, go to your Ripening Chamber and craft Bioethanol! Required: Wheat Flour x10; The Ripening Chamber is a way to age your food

6. Late-ripening, high acidity, low to average must density

7. 73 rows  · Apples are ripening on their normal schedule this year

8. The smell and flavour from the surface ripening become dominant as the cheese ages.

9. The relatively short ripening time gives the cheese its mildly acidulous characteristic dairy taste.

10. The first is ethephon, which is a ripening agent for tobacco.

11. Avocados in different stages of ripening should be stored in different ways

12. 10 The grapes are ripening, the apple trees are heavy with fruit.

13. 24 Late-ripening oranges, such as Valencias(Sentencedict.com), can hang in through mid-May.

14. One of the great features of fall is the ripening of Beechnuts

15. It turns from green to yellow while ripening, in about nine months.

16. Marechal Foch is a vigorous early - ripening variety, with good winter hardiness.

17. 1 After ripening, use as a topping for pudding, pound cake or ice cream.

18. Bosc pears are sweeter and more flavorful earlier in the ripening process than other pear varieties

19. the traditional Dutch way of gibbing or heading the fish and brining and ripening it.

20. Thus low concentrations of O2 retard fruit ripening both by inhibiting ethylene production and action.

21. Temperature within extremely low and high levels, affected spikelet formation, ripening, and final grain yield.

22. Enzymes produced by the bacteria bring about these chemical actions, and they continue throughout the ripening period.

23. 3 Control: Misting over flowers Blotchy ripening: Fruits mottled bright red and yellow and flesh stays hard.

24. cold ripening (acidification) — the milk is kept at room temperature so as to increase its acidity;

25. The pruning of the vine limits the yield, allowing for optimal ripening of the grapes.

26. cold ripening (acidification)- the milk is kept at room temperature so as to increase its acidity

27. At a species - specific later point , a final ripening ( ovulation ) and the first meiotic division occur.

28. It was beautiful, with the ripening grain waving in the wind, an ocean of heavy-headed wheat.

29. For the ripening process to go well the temperature and humidity of the storage room must be carefully controlled.

30. The time of the ripening of barley may have played a role in determining the start of this month.

31. The apostle John was told that as the time of judgment nears, two types of ripening will take place.

32. Meaning of Fruit: The fruit is the seed-bearing structure of Angiospermic plants developed after fertilisation by ripening of the ovary

33. Buckwheat Seed - Buckwheat produces an abundance of seed in 70-80 days which holds onto the stalk well after ripening

34. Cultured Solutions® Bud Booster – Late is an exceptionally pure, powdered nutrient, specifically formulated for the ripening period of the bloom cycle

35. A Conspicuous anatomical feature associated with pepper fruit ripening was the development of a plate of sclerenchymatous tissue in the separation zone

36. Blotchy ripening has been discussed as a potentially significant marketable yield issue in research and extension publications for at least 76 years.

37. The main advantages of a multi-Budded fruit tree are that more variety and a longer ripening period are offered from a single tree

38. Most of the lactose is dissolved in the whey, and the remainder is converted to lactic acid during the ripening process .

39. It was a lovely night,—warm, and sweet with the scent of August lilies, and the rich Aromas of ripening fruit and grain

40. It is enhanced, to a greater or lesser extent depending on the length of the ripening period, by flavours from the activity of the Penicillium roqueforti mould.’

41. It is enhanced, to a greater or lesser extent depending on the length of the ripening period, by flavours from the activity of the Penicillium roqueforti mould.

42. In 1994 we had a visit from a French Ampelographer, and we showed him our selected block of Merlot and its late-ripening characteristic

43. Up to 5% cash back  · Barolo’s 2016 growing season brought long and slow ripening to the vines, resulting in this powerful wine

44. One such method was the production of fried cheese following the natural ripening of curd cheese (the natural decomposition of albumen which takes 2-3 days).

45. Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate whether acupuncture At term can influence cervical ripening, induce labor and thus reduce the need for postdates induction

46. By means of allometry it was possible to distinguish six different growth phases: early development (I), sprouting (II), appearance of panicles (III), flowering (IV), ear development (V), and ripening (VI).

47. The caterpillars feed on a variety of wild plants and at night the adult moths visit ripening fruits of orange , lime and mango , puncture their skins and suck the juice .

48. Conclusive experimental evidence of the evolution of ethylene by bananas during ripening was obtained by converting the ethylene to ethylene bromide and this to acetylene and to copperand silver acetylide respectively.

49. Harvesting To harvest Annatto, bag the seed heads to capture ripening seed, allow the seed heads to dry on the plants; remove and collect seeds once they are dried.

50. The outstanding characteristics of Arapaho are its thornless, erect, self supporting canes, good fruit quality, earliness of ripening and its ability to establish a full fruiting row quickly

51. Natural factors: the climatic conditions of the mountain area concerned that influence the quality of the fodder, which is characterised by Alpine essences, and the natural ripening of the product.

52. With its incredibly alluring, rich, flowery aroma with the natural green freshness of cassis and undertones of ripening hay, Boronia Absolute is used widely within perfumery and fragrancing applications

53. Other small-fruited pears, distinguished by their early ripening and apple-like fruit, may be referred to as P. cordata, a species found wild in western France and southwestern England.

54. The steps involved in milk production, Curdling and cheese treatment (until the ripening period is complete) must all take place in the production area indicated in paragraph 4 in order to guarantee quality, traceability and control

55. After Vasant Ritu or the season of Spring, it is now the time for the ripening of the crops, and the time for the farmers to reap the benefits of their hard work.

56. This growth was made possible by expanded rice cultivation in central and southern Song, the use of early-ripening rice from south-east and southern Asia, and the production of widespread food surpluses.

57. In addition to its effects on fruit ripening, ethylene causes leaves to Abscise, chlorophyll to leach, flower pigments to fade prematurely, and leaf petioles to grow more rapidly on the upper side and therefore …

58. Coleorhiza plays a major role in causing dormancy by acting as a barrier to root emergence and that after-ripening potentiates molecular changes related to ABA metabolism and sensitivity that ultimately lead to degradation of the Coleorhiza, root emergence, and germination.

59. For this purpose, an adsorbent which adsorbs the aging accelerators is provided in the device of the present invention to prevent the after-ripening of the perishable goods caused by the aging accelerators with certainty.

60. The Climacteric is a stage of fruit ripening associated with increased ethylene production and a rise in cellular respiration. Apples, bananas, melons, apricots, and tomatoes, among others, are Climacteric fruits; citrus, grapes, and strawberries are not Climacteric (i.e., …

61. Although Creaming and Ostwald Ripening are both important for emulsion stability, the biggest problem when creating an emulsion is Coalescence. If two drops bump into each other with an energy greater than the barrier between them then they join to form a larger drop.

62. To speed up the ripening process, you could set them on a sunlit windowsill or you could keep them at room temperature in a bowl with a ripe tomato or banana or in a closed brown paper bag for a few days.

63. • What something Anomphalous lacks • ___ orange • ___ orange (winter-ripening fruit) • ___-gazing (self-analysis) • Adam's lack, if you think about it • Adam's lack, theoretically • Adam's lack? • Belly button • Belly feature • Belly part • Button that's not a button • Christina Aguilera's is often exposed • …

64. The ‘Maroilles’/‘Marolles’ has a strong smell of cellar, damp brick and undergrowth, slightly ammoniac, and a slightly salty milky taste with an acidity in the paste and a slight bitterness, flavours of curd (at the end of the minimum ripening duration), hazelnut and notes of alliums.

65. This climate is particularly suitable for the Lingot du Nord, which grows very well on siliceous clay alluvium and does not like heavy rain, especially at the germination stage and when ripening, and needs warmth and moist soil for a good, regular crop

66. ‘Abscission layer’ ‘The presence and balance of plant hormones have been shown to affect Abscission of leaves, flowers, and immature and mature fruit.’ ‘Ethylene is involved in many biological processes, like fruit ripening, flower and leaf Abscission, senescence, many stress acclimations, and growth.’

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68. Beccafico, bĕk-ā-fē'kō, the Italian name of the small olive-brown garden-warbler (Sylvia hortensis), called in England “pettychaps,” which has the habit of pecking holes in the rind of ripening figs and other fruits, in search of small insects.The damage done is very slight

69. Indian assistance was sought for (a) establishing a National Centre for Research in Animal Diseases (Pandemics) in Mongolia; (b) acclimatization of high-yielding and fast-ripening varieties of crops/plants suitable for the Mongolian climatic conditions; (c) water harvesting and construction of dams; (d) biotechnology; and (e) development of the Mongolian dairy sector.

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71. 10###Uromastyx hardwickii (Sano)###The long strips of fat on each side of the backbone are boiled down and the resulting grease, after mixing with a dash of Haingh (Ferula Assafoetida L.) and Huldhi (Curcuma longa L.), is used as an embrocation for contused wounds, strain, stone garget (Bungli in local dialect) and for ripening of an abscess.

72. The ancient Romans classified olive oil into five types: "oleum ex albis ulivis" from the pressing of green olives, "oleum viride" from olives picked at a more advanced stage of ripening, "oleum maturum" from ripe olives, "oleum caducum" from olives that had fallen onto the ground and "oleum cibarium" from semi-passito olives used in food for slaves.

73. The present invention relates to a process for the preparation of highly pure 3-(1-cyclopropenyl) propionic acid salt, particulary 3-(1-cyclopropenyl) propionic acid sodium salt, an ethylene receptor antagonist that may be used for inhibiting the abscission and ripening of plants and for prolonging the life of picked fruit, vegetable and cut flowers.

74. Allelopathy is understood to mean the influence exerted by fruits and vegetables on other plants through the gases they emit, such as carbon dioxide (CO 2), ethylene (ethene, C 2 H 4), and aromatic substances which reach their peak at the climacteric (time of maximum respiration).A concentration of 0.02% ethylene in air may accelerate the ripening process by 4-10 times.

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