growing season造句

Flowering throughout the growing season.

Land left unseeded during a growing season.

Some people write autumn, always say autumn is a mature season, in fact, autumn is also a growing season.

Good locations with long growing season are required to ripen the fruit.

The total flavonol glucoside and lactone's content changes of Gingko leaves in the different growing season

And a gentle warming should extend the growing season in places such as Canada and Russia.

Farmers and gardeners have long used the greenhouses to extend the growing season in cold weather.

Cold storage in a freezer, however, can keep foods in good condition for months after the growing season.

Beltane once marked the arrival of the summer growing season as well as the rebirth of agricultural-and human-fertility.

While warmer winters will benefit farmers by lengthening the growing season, it will also help insects and spreading diseases.

The Nutrients changes and the nutrient levels in different canopy layers of 2-year-old Paulownia fortunei Yulinensis in a growing season were studied under the natural condition.

Like the maize plant, the maize god is decapitated at harvest time, and is then reborn - fresh, young, and beautiful at the beginning of each new growing season.

Zhao and Running's analysis showed that since 2000, high-latitude Northern Hemisphere ecosystems have continued to benefit from warmer temperatures and a longer growing season.

At the end of the growing season, the researchers measured two types of antioxidants: flavonoids and phenolic acids. Both types have been shown to benefit human health.

Results show that grazing sheep can hold nutritive value of their diets on a higher and stable level in all types of rangeland and every stage of growing season.

The main requirement is full sun and hot weather. The full sun and very warm location are especially important if live you in a location with a short growing season.

Accurate forecast of wheat harvest period is the premise to obtain uttermost crop yields. The phonological sequentiality and synchronization could be applied to forecast the growing season of crops.

The plants don't require excessive pampering to guarantee success, but your chances of a blockbuster harvest grow considerably when you take a little extra care at the beginning of the growing season.

For instance, a 100-year cold period beginning in 1560 caused shortened crop-growing seasons.