10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUCCULENCY»
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succulency in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
succulency and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Plant Responses to drought and Salinity stress:: ...
These authors also reported earlier vacuolisation of cells of the root apex, and
much greater volume of cortical cells (e.g. root succulency). However, similar
responses were recorded for glycophyte species (e.g. Gossypium hirsutum;
Reinhardt ...
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Dictionary of the Welsh Language: Explained in English
(iraidd) Succulency ; luxuriance; a vigorous state of growth ; refreshment.
Ireiddiaw, v. a. (iraidd) To render oily or full of juice; to render fresh, or green; to
become juicy, fresh, or green ; to refresh. Ireiddiawl.a. (iraidd) Of a juicy, or fresh
nature.
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The Theory and Practice of the Drill Husbandry: Founded Upon ...
As soon as the grain is properly formed in the pod, the leaves begin to lose their
succulency, and diminish in their attracting powers ; -consequently ' the plant
depends more upon the absorption of' the radical fibres, which are then
vigorously ...
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Professor Cullen's Treatise of the Materia Medica: With ...
Thus, the most part of fruits, upon their first discovering any succulency, have that
more or less acerb ; but upon their succulency being advanced, there is more
acidity evolved, and less acerbity is perceived. As the growth of fruits advances, ...
William Cullen, Benjamin Smith Barton, 1812
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A Treatise of the Materia Medica
Thus, the most part of fruits, upon their first discovering any succulency, have that
more or less acerb ; but upon their succulency being advanced, there is more
acidity evolved, and less acerbity is perceived. As the growth of fruits advances, ...
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Divers select sermons on severall textsV_.V_.V_.
Fir/t, the grinding and chewing of the meate with our teeth expresses and crushes
forth the juyce and succulency of it, and so makes a man taste and relish the
sweetnesse of it, and makes him take the more delight in eating his meate. A man
...
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A Treatise of the Materia Medica, by William Cullen, M.d. ...
... part of them in the progress of their growth and maturation. Thus, the most part
of sruits,' upon their first discovering any succulency, have that more or less a-
cerb; but upon their succulency being advanced, there i-s more acidity ev-olved ...
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Michigan State Farmers' Institutes
The succulency seems to have a good effect upon the digestive organs of the
animal. The alimentary tract secretes more digestive fluid and succulency keeps
the animal in good condition. Corn ensilage not only furnishes a very palatable
food ...
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Michigan State Farmers' Institutes
The succulency seems to have a good effect upon the digestive organs of the
animal. The alimentary tract secretes more digestive fluid and succulency keeps
the animal in good condition. Corn ensilage not only furnishes a very palatable
food ...
Michigan. State Board of Agriculture, 1912
... particularly on a sudden transition from dry fodder to green meat, where from
the superabundant succulency of the food, the humours, which at this season of
the year are in continual flux and agitation, will be accelerated to that degree, as
to ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUCCULENCY»
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succulency is used in the context of the following news items.
1947, a culinary story
The paneer was soft and blended well with the minced vegetables and soaked itself to an adequate succulency in the gravy. For those who want to play it safe, ... «The Hindu, Oct 13»
Branded Beef Awards a BBQ feast
The Tajima Wagyu steak displayed a beautiful succulency and juicy flavour that had me wanting more… and more. New England Gold was crowned Australia's ... «Rockhampton Morning Bulletin, Jun 12»
