wilting造句

permanent wilting percentage

I'm wilting in this heat.

The wilting phenomenon of jujube just pointed to the fruit wilting and the leaf blade wilting.

Plants wilting in the heat.

Some green shoots are already wilting.

Pale wilting roses drooped from a blue vase.

He was wilting under the pressure of work.

The spectators were wilting visibly in the hot sun.

The petunias were already wilting in the hot sun.

Jujube Transpiration and wilting in Northwest Shanxi Arid Hillside Field

Quick wilting of tobacco seedling was resulted from cultured filtrates by seedling root-soaking. Wilting symptom appeared and leaf margin dried-up.

In the past, the flowers and plants were sunburnt and wilting, and their heads hung feebly.

The number of plant wilting is one of the drought enduring selective indexes of peanut varieties.

DNA content was unaffected when soil water content was above wilting point.

Unemployment in both countries is rocketing and tax revenues are wilting after housing busts.

But these slow-wilting lines, he says, produce four to eight bushels more than normal soybeans under drought conditions.

Any of numerous plant diseases resulting in sudden conspicuous wilting and dying of affected parts, especially young, growing tissues.

The adjustment of the night did not make people relaxed, dew soon disappeared, flowers and plants were wilting.

In summer, the heat is unusual, people and animals have no spirit, plants have also been wilting.

NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street plunged in early trading Tuesday, finding little to placate its worries about the wilting mortgage market ahead of Thanksgiving.

Aunt Tian was rubbing her hands and shouting to teach Chuang Zhengming a lesson. Qin Huan's head was wilting and his brain was back.

You'll be able to watch the florist arrange the bouquet, change your mind if you want, and replace wilting roses with fresh anemones.

Instead of wilting under this enormous pressure, many of the Chinese have embraced it, and made it their home-court advantage.

Holding and warming up the bed, when it is really moist, it will never be as wilting as it is now, nobody cares about it.

Poet Vachel Lindsay memorialized Sullivan’s most impressive victory, in an 1889 marathon battle with Jake Kilrain—the last bare-knuckle championship, waged in wilting heat and lasting over two hours.

Older leaves first affected with bright yellow-green or yellow interveinal chlorosis, inrolling of margins, wilting, bleaching and withering before dehiscing prematurely; youngest leaves and growing point persist for longest period.

Jia Gui, a software company in Beijing, is sitting in front of a computer, wilting his head and meditating hard. It seems that he has reached the point where he has no idea what to eat or drink.

A week later, when I got home, I found that some of the flowers on the balcony were wilting, and my mother looked at those potted flowers and the heart was very painful.

The biological activity assay of the crude toxin showed that it could induce the characteristic symptom of rice sheath blight and inhibit the growth of rice radicle and make the seedling wilting.