-
internal carbon dioxide concentrations. The
browning disorder seems worse in
overmature fruit,
fruit from
lightly cropped trees, and
large fruit, but it can show...
- (evergreen) tree. The bark
helps distinguish it from
other species.
Mature to
overmature individuals have
yellow to orange-red bark in
broad to very
broad plates...
-
individual pod must be
picked by hand just as it
begins to
split on the end.
Overmatured fruits are
likely to split,
causing a
reduction in
market value. Its...
- are
considered rare.
Callicera larvae live in the
moist rot-holes of
overmature trees as saprophages.
Callicera have been used as bioindicators. C. aenea...
- with
rotting deciduous wood.
Adults are
usually found in
woodland with
overmature trees and are seen
visiting flowers to feed.
External images For terms...
-
hydrocarbon generation),
mature (extensive
hydrocarbon generation) and
overmature (most
hydrocarbons have been generated). The
maturity of a
source rock...
- spinose. From Gr. echinos, hedgehog.
effete Past the
bearing period;
overmature, e.g. a
fruiting body that has
emptied its spores.
effuse Expanded; stretched...
- levels. But by the time some
trees reach merchantable size,
others will be
overmature and defective, and
others will
still be unmerchantable. To
reduce this...
- has been
estimated that over three-fourths of the
total 17% of deca****,
overmature Douglas-fir in the
Pacific Northwest were in
decline due to red ring rot...
- are rose or dull reddish-brown in colour,
turning yellowish-orange when
overmature. The true
exciple in cross-section is
about 30 μm
thick at the uppermost...
