downy造句

“Upside-downy” is third.

Of easy wind and downy flake.

And the drooping, downy seed-vessels of the epilobium remind us of the summer.

The downy flower head of a dandelion that has gone to seed.

Through the warm and downy sunshine, your eyes gentle like check water.

All because of a downy-haired lassie, you turn into such a a lot of fuss over nothing."

Climatic and seedling raising patterns are the key factors for the occurrence and widespread of rice downy mildew.

A plant, Mentha piperita, having small purple or white flowers and downy leaves that yield a pungent oil.

Methods of control downy mildew included utilizing medicine and closing a greenhouse at high temperature, but were ultimately to produce resistant varieties.

In order to make the car can smooth start, clutch should be able to downy jointing, this needs platen in axial has certain flexibility.

Kiwi fruit also named downy peach, vine peach. It is the favorite fruit of macaque, so it is also named Kiwi fruit.

Because it is 14-19 microns in diameter, it cannot spun by machines, so the downy wool is hand woven into shawls and others.

First, ICRISAT mapped the genomic regions of pearl millet that control downy mildew resistance, grain production and straw yield under drought conditions.

The little King Penguin had already grown majestic black and white feathers on his wings and stomach. But instead of a golden crest on his head, sat a tuft of downy brown fluff.

“I wish more of the lights were on; it’s a bit dark, ” said Lin Siuchi, a soft-spoken 38-year-old, adjusting several spools of downy white cashmere being twisted into yarn.

Its cultivation may be ancient—dating as far back as 5,000 years ago—but cotton, and its characteristically soft, downy fibers, could be just what modern medicine has been waiting for.