10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «THORNINESS»
Discover the use of
thorniness in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
thorniness and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Fruit Breeding, Tree and Tropical Fruits
Thorniness is especially prominent. On trees of most old budded cultivars, thorns
are few and small, although in some lemons they are notably persistent. Among
young nucellar seedlings and budlings, however, thorniness is usually much ...
Jules Janick, James N. Moore, 1996
2
Animal Production and Natural Resources Utilisation in the ...
None: Thorniness generally absent or low; regular shoots (low branchiness);
lignification absent or low; no evidence of browsing or fraying activities. Low:
Medium thorniness; shoot with medium branchiness; partial lignification of
branches ...
A. Georgoudis, A. Rosati, C. Mosconi, 2005
3
The Citrus Industry: Anatomy, physiology, genetics, and ...
The thorniness of young zygotic seedlings and their budded progeny is variable.
It is usually high, however, and on the average is similar to that of young nucellar
individuals from the same parent varieties. The following considerations apply ...
Walter Reuther, Herbert John Webber, 1968
4
The Citrus Industry...: History, botany, and breeding. v. 2. ...
At first they resembled the seedlings in thorniness, but after a few years much of
their new growth, especially on the higher branches, was much less thorny.
Some of the hybrids in the lot were repropagated from the budded trees, with ...
Herbert John Webber, Leon Dexter Batchelor, 1943
5
Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science
However, thornless seedlings resulted from their hybridization with epistatic
thornless derivatives of 'Austin Thornless' bore stalked glands, indicating genes
for thorniness were present, although suppressed. The appearance of thorny ...
Thorns were highly variable, between and within trees, in number, size, and
distribution. Nevertheless, the thorniness of the young-line trees from high and
low budwood, considered together, averaged decidedly greater than that of the
old ...
American Society for Horticultural Science, 1952
3.1.3. Thorniness and flower set The amount of thorniness of seedlings is used
as guide of "wildness" (Visser, 1965) and in fruit tree breeding it is accepted that
this characteristic is related to the juvenile period. The relationship we found in
our ...
8
Fruit breeding and genetics: 23rd International ...
Thorniness and flower set The amount of thorniness of seedlings is used as
guide of "wildness" (Visser, 1965) and in fruit tree breeding it is accepted that this
characteristic is related to the juvenile period. The relationship we found in our
plum ...
Jan Blažek, L. F. Hough, International Society for Horticultural Science. Section for Fruit, 1992
9
Proceedings of the American Society for Horticultural Science
... with the absence of stalked glands on the cotyledons. However, thornless
seedlings resulted from their hybridization with epistatic thornless derivatives of '
Austin Thornless' bore stalked glands, indicating genes for thorniness were
present, ...
American Society for Horticultural Science, 1968
10
Understanding Plant Reproduction
The juvenile phase of many plants— for example, citrus, pear, apple and honey
locust— is characterized also by non flowering, excessive vigor, and thorniness;
the adult phase by flowering and fruiting, reduced vigor, and thorniness.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «THORNINESS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
thorniness is used in the context of the following news items.
Denver pot initiative could steer legislative response to thorny public …
The thorniness around that issue has led to a charged debate over where pot users, especially tourists, can legally consume the drug. “I think it really has to be ... «The Colorado Statesman, Jul 15»
Rock Picks, July 17: The Weather Station at Durham's Pinhook
And for all the difficulty that Lindeman evokes, her musical settings convey such ease and elegance that it can take a while for the emotional thorniness to ... «News & Observer, Jul 15»
Roses and Thorns
An AP story in Friday's paper explains the thorniness that has descended upon the budget problem: "The already confusing atmosphere surrounding Illinois ... «Effingham Daily News, Jul 15»
Review: Pianist Ursula Oppens Seamlessly Connects the Classics …
Ms. Oppens brought clear distinction to each while making light of the technical thorniness of the music. Schubert's Four Impromptus (D. 899) were next, ... «New York Times, Jun 15»
A Secret Weapon to Stop China's Island Building: The Environment?
The thorniness of the problem is partly a function of the strategic asymmetries involved. For China, digging up the ocean floor to construct artificial islands may ... «The National Interest Online, Apr 15»
Unresolved composition of Lantana camara: Impediment to its …
The complex constituents show huge diversification at the phenotypic (morphology of leaves, flowers, stem and thorniness etc.) as well as at genotypic level ... «Phys.Org, Apr 15»
CityLink launches design competition for creative roadside art solution
... a new design competition launched by CityLink earlier this week avoids the potential thorniness of a major public art commission via the somewhat more softly ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 15»
Wachner, Washington Chorus give powerful performance of …
It wasn't a reading that necessarily aimed at beauty — fittingly enough, given the work's inherent thorniness. The chorus's tenor section often sounded strident ... «Washington Post, Nov 14»
Creating An Identity, However Difficult
“The Return,” a deeply engaging and satisfying new film by Adam Zucker, deals dead-center with the thorniness of Jewish identity. Zucker chose four women ... «The Jewish Week, Nov 14»
Battling RRD
Symptoms of RRD may vary with rose cultivar but most commonly include proliferation of lateral shoots — called witches broom — unusual thorniness, ... «UD Daily, Oct 14»
