CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DEHISCE
PRESENT
Present
I dehisce
you dehisce
he/she/it dehisces
we dehisce
you dehisce
they dehisce
Present continuous
I am dehiscing
you are dehiscing
he/she/it is dehiscing
we are dehiscing
you are dehiscing
they are dehiscing
Present perfect
I have dehisced
you have dehisced
he/she/it has dehisced
we have dehisced
you have dehisced
they have dehisced
Present perfect continuous
I have been dehiscing
you have been dehiscing
he/she/it has been dehiscing
we have been dehiscing
you have been dehiscing
they have been dehiscing
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 dehisced
you dehisced
he/she/it dehisced
we dehisced
you dehisced
they dehisced
Past continuous
I was dehiscing
you were dehiscing
he/she/it was dehiscing
we were dehiscing
you were dehiscing
they were dehiscing
Past perfect
I had dehisced
you had dehisced
he/she/it had dehisced
we had dehisced
you had dehisced
they had dehisced
Past perfect continuous
I had been dehiscing
you had been dehiscing
he/she/it had been dehiscing
we had been dehiscing
you had been dehiscing
they had been dehiscing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will dehisce
you will dehisce
he/she/it will dehisce
we will dehisce
you will dehisce
they will dehisce
Future continuous
I will be dehiscing
you will be dehiscing
he/she/it will be dehiscing
we will be dehiscing
you will be dehiscing
they will be dehiscing
Future perfect
I will have dehisced
you will have dehisced
he/she/it will have dehisced
we will have dehisced
you will have dehisced
they will have dehisced
Future perfect continuous
I will have been dehiscing
you will have been dehiscing
he/she/it will have been dehiscing
we will have been dehiscing
you will have been dehiscing
they will have been dehiscing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would dehisce
you would dehisce
he/she/it would dehisce
we would dehisce
you would dehisce
they would dehisce
Conditional continuous
I would be dehiscing
you would be dehiscing
he/she/it would be dehiscing
we would be dehiscing
you would be dehiscing
they would be dehiscing
Conditional perfect
I would have dehisce
you would have dehisce
he/she/it would have dehisce
we would have dehisce
you would have dehisce
they would have dehisce
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been dehiscing
you would have been dehiscing
he/she/it would have been dehiscing
we would have been dehiscing
you would have been dehiscing
they would have been dehiscing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you dehisce
we let´s dehisce
you dehisce
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
dehiscing
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 «DEHISCE»
Discover the use of
dehisce in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dehisce and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Forage Seed Production Tropical and subtropical species
Anthers usually dehisce through longitudinal slits, although Chamaecrista and
some other genera have anthers that dehisce through terminal pores or short slits
. In many species of Senna, the upper anthers are sterile, which is probably an ...
Daphne T. Fairey, D. S. Loch, John G. Hampton, 1999
Schizocarpic fruits : They dehisce into one-sided compartments called mericarp
or cocci. They may remain attached to a carpophore. III. Dehiscent fruits : They
are many seeded fruits and hence they dehisce. I. INDEHISCENT OR ACHENIAL
...
3
Flower Breeding and Genetics: Issues, Challenges and ...
... conditions and on isolated plants (Freyre, unpublished data). These plant lines
may have been purposely selected by seed companies for their profuse fruiting.
In A. monelli flowers, anthers dehisce pollen and self-pollination may occur ...
dehisce. or. disintegrate. "The horny seed often remains on the tree for a year
after it ripens, and when lying on the ground is known to have retained for a
period for 25 years its ability to germinate" (37). Koa seeds are seldom dispersed
far ...
5
Novel Food and Feed Safety SET 1: Safety Assessment of ...
In male flowers, stalked anthers (in an upper whorl) are exserted well beyond the
floral tube's opening, whereas nearly sessile anthers (in a lower whorl) are inside
the tube and dehisce (open) into it (Wiggins and Porter, 1971). In a dioecious ...
6
Outlines of Medical Botany
In the generality of cases, the anther is so placed as to dehisce towards the pistil.
The anthers are then termed introrsae (inwards), or anticae (forwards). In some
plants, the line of dehiscence is turned towards the petals, when the anthers are ...
7
Novel Food and Feed Safety Safety Assessment of Transgenic ...
In male flowers, stalked anthers (in an upper whorl) are exserted well beyond the
floral tube's opening, whereas nearly sessile anthers (in a lower whorl) are inside
the tube and dehisce (open) into it (Wiggins and Porter, 1971). In a dioecious ...
8
Fruit Breeding, Tree and Tropical Fruits
beginning to open so long as the anthers have not begun to dehisce. The flowers
must be kept at 1-3°C from the time of picking until the anthers can be stripped
from the filaments. Consequently, if flowers are to be picked from several trees in
...
Jules Janick, James N. Moore, 1996
Cysts dehisce by simple rupture. Spores prismatic. Genus 7. Sphaerocystis Léger
1892:115. Protomerite only in young stages. Solitary, snbspherical. Dehiscenoe
by simple rupture. Spores ovoidal. Genus 8. Gamocystis Schneider 1875:587.
10
Shedding of Plants Parts
In anthers which do not dehisce, the endothecial cell walls are not modified; the
thickening bands are absent. In some species part or all of the epidermis of the
anther sac may disintegrate leaving the fibrous layer exposed. Shedding of
pollen ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEHISCE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
dehisce is used in the context of the following news items.
Add some bright natives to your garden for winter - tips from Malcolm …
They have two to three plump seeds on each stem and stems can be harvested to after-ripen, then seeds dehisce or fall out, They can be spot ... «Herald Sun, Jun 15»
Endgame (MTC's Sumner Theatre, Melbourne)
And then there was a woman who took some five minutes or so to dehisce a particularly well-wrapped sweet. But, admittedly, this isn't the most ... «Daily Review, Mar 15»
Strategies for saving seeds
... begin to crack open and naturally dehisce. Harvest seeds from broccoli, lettuce, kale and radish a few days before they fully ripen and fall out. «Tribune-Review, Aug 14»
Reading artist undertakes unique print challenge during London …
The exhibition will also see screenings of Mark's short film, Dehisce, which was made using a process Mark call's Linomation. Commissioned ... «Reading Post, Jul 14»
Garden Q&A: Jimson weed beautiful, toxic
The fruit is a spiny, round capsule, as you describe, and where the seeds are allowed to dehisce (burst open), you'll find a new crop of datura ... «Tribune-Review, Apr 14»
A monsoon garden's bounty
Both bear fruits which dehisce the moment they are touched. They produce a large number of seeds. The seeds of the former are comparatively ... «Deccan Herald, Sep 13»
Treating Head Injuries in Horses
Because horses' lips move constantly, many lip lacerations dehisce, ... after injury occurs, but often dehisce due to motion, Schumacher said. «TheHorse.com, Apr 13»
Puscifer's Carina Round Nabs Brian Eno, Billy Corgan, Dave …
... managed to rope in some big-name collaborators for her latest album, Tigermending, which comes out on May 1 through Dehisce Records. «Exclaim!, Feb 12»
Palliative care of a colocutaneous fistula
As his condition deteriorated, his abdominal wound began to dehisce. When the wound staples were removed a colocutaneous fistula was ... «Nursing Times, Sep 11»
Lessons in wood formation from Arabidopsis
... the lack of secondary wall thickening does not allow the development of shearing forces necessary for the anther to split open, or dehisce. «Biology News Net, Mar 07»
