CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ABSCISE
PRESENT
Present
I abscise
you abscise
he/she/it abscises
we abscise
you abscise
they abscise
Present continuous
I am abscising
you are abscising
he/she/it is abscising
we are abscising
you are abscising
they are abscising
Present perfect
I have abscised
you have abscised
he/she/it has abscised
we have abscised
you have abscised
they have abscised
Present perfect continuous
I have been abscising
you have been abscising
he/she/it has been abscising
we have been abscising
you have been abscising
they have been abscising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I abscised
you abscised
he/she/it abscised
we abscised
you abscised
they abscised
Past continuous
I was abscising
you were abscising
he/she/it was abscising
we were abscising
you were abscising
they were abscising
Past perfect
I had abscised
you had abscised
he/she/it had abscised
we had abscised
you had abscised
they had abscised
Past perfect continuous
I had been abscising
you had been abscising
he/she/it had been abscising
we had been abscising
you had been abscising
they had been abscising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will abscise
you will abscise
he/she/it will abscise
we will abscise
you will abscise
they will abscise
Future continuous
I will be abscising
you will be abscising
he/she/it will be abscising
we will be abscising
you will be abscising
they will be abscising
Future perfect
I will have abscised
you will have abscised
he/she/it will have abscised
we will have abscised
you will have abscised
they will have abscised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been abscising
you will have been abscising
he/she/it will have been abscising
we will have been abscising
you will have been abscising
they will have been abscising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would abscise
you would abscise
he/she/it would abscise
we would abscise
you would abscise
they would abscise
Conditional continuous
I would be abscising
you would be abscising
he/she/it would be abscising
we would be abscising
you would be abscising
they would be abscising
Conditional perfect
I would have abscise
you would have abscise
he/she/it would have abscise
we would have abscise
you would have abscise
they would have abscise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been abscising
you would have been abscising
he/she/it would have been abscising
we would have been abscising
you would have been abscising
they would have been abscising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you abscise
we let´s abscise
you abscise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
abscising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABSCISE»
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abscise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
abscise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hormone Action in the Whole Life of Plants
growing season, though the leaves of temperate-zone oaks mostly stay on
through the winter and abscise in the spring. In "evergreens" the leaves go
through a second or even a third growing season before they senesce and
abscise.
Kenneth Vivian Thimann, 1977
2
Cat's Whiskers, Cleome Gynandra L.
Stamens abscise after stamen filament elongation and anther dehiscence, but
short filaments with aborted pollen abscise 5 days earlier. Gynophores abscise if
seeds do not develop, and the stamens have abscised. Petals abscise just prior
to ...
James A. Chweya, Nameus A. Mnzava, 1997
In other species flower parts may persist for many days before withering or
abscission. In still other species flower parts are never abscised. The flower of
Magnolia grandiflora is typical of those that abscise all of their flower parts. The
bracts ...
Fredrick T. Addicott, 1982
Fruiting forms (squares, flowers, and bolls) have relative degrees of competency
to abscise. Young squares are moderately competent to abscise if the degree of
plant stress is severe. Large squares are less competent to abscise, while ...
5
Physiology of Woody Plants
Abscission of Reproductive Structures Reproductive structures abscise by a
process that is basically similar to leaf abscission. Floral structures abscise as
parts of flowers, entire flowers, or inflorescences. Shedding of petals usually
results ...
6
Molecular and Cellular Aspects of Plant Reproduction
In at least one species, Cyclamen, the corolla may either wilt or abscise
depending upon pollination. Ethylene production only increases after pollination
and then corolla abscission occurs; in unpollinated flowers the corolla wilts
without any ...
R. J. Scott, A. D. Stead, 1994
7
New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural ...
Figures in parentheses are the numbers of species or cultivars studied. Types of
senescence: O, flowers and constituent floral parts persistent and wither; F,
flowers abscise, floral parts persistent; PSA, perianth, style, and stamens abscise;
PA, ...
8
Wind Energy Resource Survey in India III
In monocots underground stems of perennating plants do not abscise their
vegetative parts but these are lost through withering and decay, leaving the
remnants on the mother axis. 19.1 ABSCISSION OF LEAVES The leaves which
have a ...
9
Position Location Techniques and Applications
Since the Manhattan layout is immaterial, APA (xA,yA) and APB (xB, yB) are said,
without any loss of generality, to have the same ordinate (i.e.,they define the
abscise axis). Coordinates of APC (xC, yC) will be modified to (xC xC ,yC ),where
...
David Munoz, Frantz Bouchereau Lara, Cesar Vargas, 2009
10
Auxins and Plant Growth
Enlargement of cells just distal to the meristematic zone may then force the organ
to abscise. This meristematic type of abscission is characteristic of most leaves (
coleus, pepper, tomato, citrus) and most flowers and young fruits (apple, tomato).
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ABSCISE»
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abscise is used in the context of the following news items.
College of William & Mary news digest for July 1
She counted seven or eight apples starting on the tree, and said that it's normal for a tree, especially a young specimen, to abscise some fruit ... «Virginia Gazette, Jun 15»
Potential New Peach Disease In California
As lesions age, centers may darken, become necrotic, and abscise, resulting in a shot-hole appearance. Leaves are most susceptible before ... «Growing Produce, May 15»
Look, but don't touch: Our Isaac Newton trees are bearing fruit
Case counted seven or eight apples starting on the tree, and said that it's normal for a tree, especially a young specimen, to abscise some fruit ... «William and Mary News, May 15»
Improve your chestnut IPM program with these easy tips
Asian chestnut gall wasps are easiest to scout for in the fall or winter after the leaves abscise from the tree, but can also be seen during the ... «Michigan State University Extension, May 15»
Michigan chestnut report for May 14, 2015
Heavily damaged leaves are cupped with necrotic and chlorotic edges and eventually abscise from the tree. Severely infested shoots produce ... «Michigan State University Extension, May 15»
Bacterial Spot Can Make Almonds Unmarketable
As lesions age, centers may darken, become necrotic, and they may abscise. Leaves are most susceptible before becoming fully expanded. «Growing Produce, Mar 15»
CATHIE DRAINE: Why are snowdrops blooming?
Abscisic acid is a plant hormone that is most familiar to us when it causes leaves to abscise and fall from the stems of branches. It also is a ... «Rapid City Journal, Feb 15»
Molecular feedback loop gives clues to how flowers drop their petals
Building on previous work, the scientists found that plants that overexpress a protein, called AGL15, do not activate HAESA and do not abscise ... «Phys.Org, Feb 15»
Thinning apples with more confidence
All fruit that slow to a growth rate of 50 percent or less of the growth rate of the fruit that persist to harvest will ultimately stop growth and abscise. «Good Fruit Grower, May 14»
Tallahassee Writers Association – Book Review of “Our First Love …
Even if I had known what I knew today—that she would abscise us and send our world spiraling out of orbit—I would have still walked that ... «Tallahassee.com, Feb 14»
