Examples of using Cotyledons in English and their translations into German
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They delimit the cotyledons.
Cotyledons are large, thin and flat.
These septa delimit the cotyledons but never merge with the chorionic plate.
Seedlings emerge in 10-12 days at t18-20° C. The seedlings at the stage dive cotyledons.
Grandidieri: cotyledons are short, thick and wavy.
When downy mildew damaged leaves in all phases of development,starting with cotyledons.
And the cotyledons of one grew into a curious indented shape.
The villi that make up the feto-maternal interdigitation are incompletely separated in cotyledons.
About seedlings, the difference is evident concerning the shape of cotyledons and first leaves:- A. grandidieri: cotyledons are short, thick and wavy.
Another common mistake, in this case when germinating in kitchen paper or similar,is to let the seed germinate until the cotyledons appear.
Cleared of their skin, they separate into two cotyledons to give"split peas", a green or yellow proteinaceous healthy and appreciated food rich in nutrients.
If propagul rstrenger in a“ favorable” FIELD,it is a mandatory beach time for primary rrottene and cotyledons(prim re magazines) shows up.
Like the cotyledons in the seed, the primule in the seed, the cotyledons support it. Through the cotyledons, the primule takes all the powers and creates beautiful flowers and all the beautiful fruits.
Beans, peas and rapeseed had begun to sprout following the last few days of rain,while the flax seeds had sprouted their cotyledons from the soil just in time for the opening of the field.
Together with the decidua and fibrin deposits, they form protrusions(inter-cotyledon septa)that project into the intervillous space, dividing it to some extent into so-called cotyledons.
When seedlings have grown theirsecond or third set of serrated leaves(not counting the round cotyledons that initially emerge from the seed) they are usually hardy enough to flourish in direct sunlight or beneath a grow-lamp preferably metal halide or fluorescent tubes.
Butts(B): The grains that have been broken in cross are less than seven eighths butnot less than three eighths of a whole nucleus, and the cotyledons follow naturally united.
The embryo contains a plumule which will be the stalk when the plant grows up, a radicle which will be the root andendosperm consists of one or two cotyledons which are nourishing reserve for the plant.
The same fact holds good with flowering plants, of which the two main divisions have been founded on characters derived from the embryo,-on the number andposition of the embryonic leaves or cotyledons, and on the mode of development of the plumule and radicle.
Various things can go wrong in this process and most growers will know that vague feeling of anxious anticipationwhile waiting for the first sign of life- and once the cotyledons have emerged, the heart skips a beat and then dances with joy.
Germination instructions Cotyledon velutina- Pigs ear.
Germination instructions Cotyledon campanulata- Pigs ear.
Cotyledon is a genus of succulent plants in the Crassulaceae family.
Cotyledon orbiculata Powdery White, a very attractive succulent native to South Africa.
Length of epicotyl(i.e. between leaves and cotyledon), length of hypocotyl(i.e. between cotyledon and start of roots), length of roots.
Minimum temperature for germination is 5-6° C. Cotyledon length 7-9, width 6-8 mm, rounded.
Cotyledon velutina, also called pigs ear is a fairly large succulent like shrub, up to 3m tall and the largest species in the genus Cotyledon.
Cotyledon campanulata, also called pigs ear is a decumbent, dwarf shrub(up to 20 cm) with yellow flowers.
Little Plum' was found in Scotland as a chance seedling,probably from a cross with L. longipetala and L. cotyledon.
Clay: USA(California)*"Lewisia cotyledon"(S.Watson) B.L. Rob.

