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In most basidiomycetes the basidia are borne on a special fertile layer, the hymenium, on the surface of a fruiting body, the BASIDIOMA.

"Early in the year, when bumble bee queens are still hibernating, the fruiting rates are especially low, " he said.

The ant looks like it has a horn or antlers growing out of its head. New spores rain down from the fruiting body and infect more ants.

Leaves entire, or with a pair of obtuse lobes near base; fruiting bracts cordate to sagittate, appendage a 3-parted process.

A few days later, the fungus grows throughthe top of the dead ant's head as a fruiting body, or stroma.

Earth is the serving bearer, blossoming and fruiting , spreading out in rock and water, rising up into plant and animal.

If the macroscopic fungus fruiting body is collected, it may be identified as a polypore (bracket fungus).

Branchlets, fruiting pedicel, and persistent calyx tube pubescent. Leaf blade abaxially densely pubescent at least on veins.

Lobed parts of blade narrowly triangular; flowers small, perianth purple-red; fruiting branches connivent.

Spur blight affects fruiting laterals, especially on the lower portion of canes where conditions are more favorable for disease development.

How pitiful are the fruit trees. After fruiting, they have to be trimmed, after which they look ugly and lose their dignity.

Vegetative growth of cucumber is nearly equal to its reproduction growth in fruiting early stage.

These indicate variety in the chemical composition of different parts of the same fruiting body.

For instance, when nutrients run low, individual myxobacteria (slime bacteria) may come together to form a fruiting body to produce spores.

It is need to be stimulated in low temperature while it begins fruiting. Temperature is the main factor that effects the growth and quality.

As for the numbers of flowering and fruiting, ML was the best light level.

Conclusion The culture cycle of Cordyceps militaris fruiting body can be shortened by this method.

Fruiting calyx tube greatly inflated, bladder like, translucently membranous, with reticulate veins, teeth remaining minute.

The condition of taking place, ecological behaviour and habitat characteristic of the fruiting body of large-scale fungus were marked.

bracteoles prominent, similar to bracts, rigid, longer than and fringing the flowers, persistent and remaining spreading after fruiting.

Inflorescences large terminal panicles; fruiting calyx very elongated, enclosing fruit.

Fruiting calyx becoming enlarged, campanulate, sometimes exceeding berry.

Indehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that does not open at maturity to release the seeds or spores.

ovules numerous. Fruiting calyx enveloping and longer than capsule, lobes with strong marginal veins produced into mucros.

fruiting rachis and pedicels tomentose when young, glabrescent, with grayish white elliptic lenticels.

Production Value: The apricots planted have been harvested, and peaches are fruiting.

The gibberellin that the apple seed produces obviously suppresses buds to split up, result in fruiting every other year.

Panicles lax, with spreading branches; fruiting pedicels recurved, pendulous.

Fruiting pedicels nearly filiform, strongly recurved, articulate and often detached from base.

Leaves alternate, leaf blade oblanceolate to linear; fruiting bracts without appendages.

Fruiting pedicels slender or thickened, erect, ascending, divaricate, or reflexed.

Silkworms were infected by surface disinfection injection method and the fruiting body yield of C. militaries strains was highest.

Fruiting pedicels slender, rarely thickened, divaricate or erect-ascending.

Methods Fruiting body of Cordyceps militaries was cultured by the orthogonal design.

Under these conditions the growth of the fruiting bodies meet production standards.

Corolla with an evident nectary; fruiting calyx about as long as berry, apex open.

Fruiting calyx slightly inflated, teeth short; capsule teeth erect. Seeds with concave surfaces.

Objective To probe the method of inducing Cordyceps militaris fruiting body by simulating natural conditions.

ovules numerous. Stigma capitate. Fruiting pedicel pendulous.

Flowering and fruiting material are vital for the correct identification of species in this genus.

Fruiting pedicels erect, ascending, divaricate, or reflexed.

And trees around are still green. Then I come to the fields. I find the corn in the ear. Apple trees nearby are fruiting well.

The main stem and fruiting branches of determinant types remain relatively.

Fruiting syncarp orange red to yellow, globose, glabrous or with sparse reddish brown pubescence.

Leaf blade ovate-elliptic, without basal glands; fruiting pedicel less than 10 mm.

ripening crops were bitten by frost, and fruiting orchards turned to mazes of ice and came crashing down, spoiled.

tepals of pistillate flowers caducous, if persistent not thickened when fruiting.

The comprehensive traits of hybrid strain and parent strain fruiting bodies were verified by the fruiting test of 42 strains.

When the fungus is large enough, it sends up a reproductive shoot called a fruiting body .

Fruiting pedicels slender or thickened, divaricate.

Fruiting calyx weakly 10-angled, often minutely puberulent; calyx lobes immediately after anthesis deltate.

Pruning is primary measure of control growth and hasten fruiting in horticultural plant.

Fruiting pedicels stout, often as thick as fruit, subject or divaricate -ascending.

Fruiting calyx strongly 5-angled, glabrous; calyx lobes immediately after anthesis linear-lanceolate.

in accordance with the heavy-fruiting olive branches, it will be purified in the health of the eternal.

After defoliation, fruiting of Bottom and Middle flowers significantly decreased the gamete production of Top flower. 5.

Fruiting pedicels erect, ascending, or divaricate.

By flowering, fruiting, and shedding its leaves it invites reveries of dramatic growth.

At this season, the non fruiting and weak wood can be spotted easily and removed.

those in cauline leaf axils fruiting, pedicels short, with bracteoles at or below middle.

Mycena and Marasmius were the most common macro fungi fruiting both in the summer and winter.

anthers yellow. Fruiting catkin elongated.

Fruiting sepals red, navicular, apex recurved or corrugate.

genus of fungi whose fruiting body tapers toward a base consisting of spongy mycelium.

fruiting calyx ca. 4 mm, tubular-campanulate, horizontal or slightly upwardly curved, purplish.

Nitrogen supply largely controls the growth and fruiting of most plants .

Fruiting pedicel and hypanthium abaxially glabrous or sparsely tomentose.

fruiting perianth enclosing utricle, slightly red tinged, enlarged, appearing saccate, ca. 5 mm in diam.

Teaching design and reflection of "flowering and fruiting"

Because of its fruiting body shaped like a monkey's head, it Hericium alias.

Spores are formed inside fruiting bodies, and come out at opening and spread by wind, insects, water splash.

sepals persistent at fruiting, suberect.

septum thick, smooth, vertical with fruiting valve.

Branchlets, fruiting pedicel, and persistent calyx tube glabrous. Leaf blade abaxially glabrous or veins or vein axils sparsely hairy.

Fruiting bracts ovate-lanceolate to subcordate, scarcely furfuraceous, margins united only basally.

Branchlets, fruiting pedicel, and persistent calyx tube glabrous; leaf blade abaxially glabrous or sparsely hairy on veins or vein axils.

filaments glabrous. Ovary glabrous. Fruiting calyx minutely 5-dentate to sub truncate.

More than 150 kind of fruiting body of large-scale fungus of Changbai Mountain were collected in all after nearly 4 year's investigation.

Fruiting pedicels erect or divaricate.

fruiting calyx slightly dilated, tubular-campanulate, slightly curved, ca. 3 mm, conspicuously 10-veined.

Fruiting pedicels ca. as long as or slightly longer than petioles.

Style ca. 9 mm. Fruiting calyx with stellate hairs and dense erect prickles, enveloping most of berry.

fruiting calyx to 5 mm, nodding, recurved at throat, teeth much shorter than calyx tube.

Ovary glabrous. Fruiting calyx red.

The fruiting time and times and the yield increased along with the increase of stems and rattans of honeysuckle in media.

Fruiting pedicels slender or thick and as wide as fruit, erect or divaricate.

There are two types of twigs: vegetative twigs and fruiting spurs.

16 (15) Fruiting bracts shortly stalked, margins triangular serrate.

The peach trees are fruiting early this year.

The apple trees are fruiting early this year.

9 (8) Fruiting bracts rhombic to ovate-rhombic, furfuraceous, margins united to middle.

Fruiting pedicels erect, appressed to stem, 4-7 mm, terete or subquadrangular, glabrous, slender, much narrower than fruit.

Groups of asci form fruiting bodies.

Fruiting pedicels slender, horizontal or slightly reflexed, (3-)6-10 mm, straight or slightly recurved, glabrous.

A membranous covering or part, as that on the developing fruiting body of certain mushrooms; a velum .

Pedicels thickened at fruiting, ca. 1 mm in diam. ; fruit black.

Leaf blade ovate to lanceolate, base obtuse or rounded; petiole 1. 5-13 cm; fruiting perianth rhomboid, often with cuneate base.

Fruiting pedicels divaricate-ascending, 3-7(-10) mm, straight to slightly curved, slender, tomentose.

Fruiting pedicels divaricate, straight, 4-7 mm, densely villous.

Racemes terminal or axillary, glabrous, 13-14 cm at fruiting, drooping.

Pedicels not thickened at fruiting, ca. 0. 6 mm in diam. ; fruit red, sometimes white.

fruiting calyx enlarged, with teeth to 1. 5 cm, tube eventually splitting.

Fruiting pedicels straight, slender, 2-5 mm, erect-ascending, subappressed to rachis.

In our conditions, biological efficiency of one flush of fruiting can reach 47% and the dry product rate was 8%.

Fruiting pedicels divaricate, (3-)4-7(-9) mm, stout, straight, uniformly stellate or sometimes also with simple and forked trichomes.

Fruiting pedicels ascending or divaricate-ascending, (2-)4-6 mm, stout, narrower than fruit.

Fruiting calyx ca. 5 mm in diam. Fruit dark black when mature, obovate to globose, 2-4 mm in diam. , tuberculate.

Fruiting pedicels 1-3(-4) mm, ascending, straight, tomentose all around with subsessile, stellate trichomes.

Stems usually erect, hollow, to 50 cm tall, ca. 6 mm in diam. at fruiting.

Fruiting head greenish or reddish, globose, ca. 2. 5 cm in diam.

Fruiting pedicels erect or rarely ascending, often subappressed to rachis, 4-10(-16) mm, slender, straight.

Fruiting pedicel 3. 5-5 mm, puberulent, persistent stigma capitate.

fruiting syncarp green, blackish brown when mature, ca. 12 cm in diam. ; peduncle 1-3 cm.

Leaf blade linear-lanceolate, base cuneate; petiole 1-1. 5 cm; fruiting perianth subglobose with obtuse base.

2 (1) Stems to 120 cm tall, ca. 12 mm in diam. at fruiting; cauline leaves below inflorescence subequal to basal leaves in size.

21 (20) Disk of fruiting hypanthium narrow.

Fruiting pedicel ca. 2 cm, puberulous.

Stems erect, solid, to 50 cm tall, ca. 6 mm in diam. at fruiting.

Herbs perennial, acaulescent, highly variable in height, 3-17 cm tall at anthesis, 4-34 cm tall at fruiting.

Fruiting bracts triangular or rhombic, 1. 5-2 cm, margins narrower, subentire; pedicel usually less than 1. 5 cm.

Fruiting pedicels subject or ascending, 1-1. 5 cm, all on raceme.

Fruiting calyx ca. 6-7. 5 cm, with prominent ribs and netted veins.

Flowers axillary, solitary, sessile, subsessile, or shortly pedicellate and then pedicel 0. 3-0. 4 mm at fruiting stage.

Fruiting pedicels subject or ascending, (3-)4-8(-10) mm, slender, narrower than fruit, subappressed to rachis.

Branchlets rufous puberulent; female sepals ca. 3. 5 mm; fruiting pedicel ca. 5 cm.

Herbs perennial, 4-9 cm tall at anthesis, to 20 cm at fruiting.

Fruiting calyx ca. 6 mm. Fruit oblong to ovoid, 2-3 X 2 mm, nutlets with winged edges.

Fruiting catkin 10-18 cm. Capsule ovoid-globose, glabrous, 3- or 4-valved, sessile or subsessile.

Fruiting pedicels erect or ascending, (1. 5-)2-10(-20) mm, puberulent adaxially, glabrous abaxially.

Herbs perennial, acaulescent, 5-9 cm tall, to 17 cm at fruiting, usually with persistent remains of leaves of last year at anthesis.

Isolation, purification and identification of two new triterpenoid constituents from the fruiting bodies of Ganoderma lucidum

Pedicels fibrous, 1-1. 5 cm, slightly elongate at fruiting, bracteate at base (but appearing as if at middle in upper flowers);

Observation on flowering and fruiting law of summer peanut and study on measures of improving its plump fruit rate

Isolation and identification of triterpenes from fruiting bodies of Ganoderma lucidum and studies on their pharmacological activities

Preliminary study of the fruiting features and maturing condition of Pyrus betulaefolia

Correlations between the characters of the mycelium vegetative growth and the formation of the fruiting body of Ganoderma luciderm

Effects of Different Training Systems on the Light Interception Ability and Fruiting of Young Nectarine Trees in Greenhouse

petiole usually longer than blades, sometimes shorter than blades at fruiting, slender, very narrowly winged in upper part, glabrous;

Structure identification of triterpenes from fruiting bodies of Ganoderma lucidum by NMR spectra and X-ray diffraction analysis

Character of Growth and Fruiting of Dwarfing Apple Tree Trained to Open-center System

Nutrition of the last shoot in different time and its effect on flowering and fruiting of young-age litchi

Study on summer promoting flowering and fruiting of perennial honey-mango trees by different girdling (cutting) treatments

Comprehensive technical measures of improving fruiting rate of apricot

A comparative experiment on fruiting rate with different artificial fertilization for the Korean Pear

A Preliminary Report on Introduction of the Early-fruiting Walnut

The growth, solid ability, the fruiting period short, growth cycle are fast, surpasses other arboreal oil woody plants obviously;

Investigation of frozen injury of sweet cherry and its growth and fruiting after frozen injury

Fruiting inflorescence in broad cymose panicles up to 18 cm;

Fruiting syncarp yellow, reddish brown when dry, globose, ca. 4 cm in diam. , pubescent, covered with curved cylindric papillae;

Comparison of Nutrient Components Between Wild and Cultured Fruiting Bodies of Tricholoma giganteum

Main polysaccharide fractions isolated from fruiting bodies of Hericium erinaceus

Experiment of Suitable Rhizosphere Moisture to Cucumber During Fruiting Period in Greenhouse

Study of Lichee Winter Branches Control to Promote the Fruiting

Effects of Removal of Early Fruiting Branches on Yield, Fiber Quality and Premature Senescence in Bt Transgenic Cotton

Study on Extraction Technology of Polysaccharides from Fruiting Bodies of Hericium caput-medusae

Discuss of the Early Fruiting of Apricot in the Desert Droughty Areas

Correlation of Soil Bulk Density to the Growth and Fruiting Performance of Common Apricot Prunus armeniaca

Regularities of Kumquat flowering and fruiting and summer management techniques

Studies on the Isolation Techniques of Polysaccharides from Fruiting Body of Ganoderma lucidum

Early Fruiting and its RAPD Analysis of Walnut in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous

Blossoming and fruiting of micropropagated strawberry plants after transplantation

Influence of Different Micro-fertilizers on Florists Cineraria Blossom and Fruiting

Secondary Fruiting Technique of the Watermelon in Greenhouse

Simply Pruning Techniques for Excellent Early Fruiting Walnut Cultivars

Effects of Fertilization and Soil Management on the Growth and Fruiting of Young Eriobotrya japonica

High yield cultivation techniques of pleurotus nebrodensis fruiting in a fixed position

Study on the Fruiting Body Anatomy and Edibility of a Wild Fungi

Study on Amino Acids and Mineral Elements in Fruiting Body of Tricholoma matsutake from Different Areas

Photosynthetic Characteristics in Fruiting Period of Grafted Cucumber on Different Genotype Stocks

Chemical constituents from fruiting bodies of Ganoderma lucidum

Effect of Anthesis Date and Fruiting Branches on Cotton Fiber Qualities and Super-molecular Structure

Studies on Biological Features of Growth and Fruiting from Pistachios Cultivars

Research for genetic variations of flowering and fruiting in the young stage of Chinese fir clone

Effects of Different Girdling Periods on Growth and Fruiting of Grapes Cultured in Shelter from Rain

Genetic Study on Seed Cotton Yield at Different Boll-setting Stages and Fruiting Sites in Upland Cotton

Vegetative growth and fruiting status of grapevine under root restriction

Methods of Promoting Lichee Flower Formation and Fruiting in Different Climate

Effect of Mulch on Soil Characteristics, Tree Growth and Fruiting in Mountain Persimmon Orchard

Research on the antitumor actions of extracts from the fruiting body of coriolus versicolor

Study on Characteristics of Flowering and Fruiting and Seed Crop Prediction of Masson Pine

Research on the early fruiting and high yielding of younglings of Juglans sigillata

Grafting water melon cultivation and the secondary fruiting technique

New Cultivation Technique with High-Quality and High-Yield of Pear Precocity Fruiting

Effects of Different Land Preparation Methods on Growth and Fruiting of Mulberry

Selection of Breading Resources and Fruiting-promoting Technique of Pinus tabulaeformis

Effect of Pruning in Modifying Tree form on Constitute of Shoot Types and Fruiting on Dwarf Red Fuji Apple Trees

Fruiting calyx tan, oblong, tomentellous, coarsely reticulate;

Fruiting bracts slightly compressed, with a thornlike appendage on each side, apex with 2 teeth;

Flowering and Fruiting Characteristics of 'Red Bag' Apricot

Study on the Correlation Between Mycelium Growth Rate and the Fruiting Body Yield of Pleurotus

Technical Measures of Promoting Blooming and Fruiting of Fruit Bonsai

The effects of growth regulators on photosynthesis and tree's growth and fruiting of plum

Effect of different summer pruning on characters of leaf canopy and fruiting in kiwifruit

Effect of mulching with different color plastic film on growth and fruiting in strawberry

Effect of Illumination Supplement on the Growth of Tomato Seedlings and Fruiting

Blooming and Fruiting Habits, Microspore Genesis and Development of Male Gametes of Trigonobalanus doichangensis

Effect of Espacement on Growth and Fruiting Performance in Chinese Chestnut

Observation on flowering and fruiting habits and introduction of Hylocereus undatus

The Effect of Paclobutrazol on Flowering and Fruiting of Eucalyptus grandis Grafted Seed Orchard

Effect of Bud Number Per Vine and Cane Length on Characters of Fruiting and Leaf Canopy in Kiwifruit

Cultivation Test and Breeding of Early-Fruiting Walnut in Badong County

Occurrence and Control of Black Spot Disease of Fruiting-early Walnut Trees

Effects of physical regulation on flowering and fruiting of longan

Trails on improvement of fruiting percentage in 'Fuji' apple by cellwall broken bees pollination

Study on flowering and fruiting and management technology of seed orchard of Pinus tabulaeformis

Sprouting and fruiting of one - year shoots in sweet persimmon younglings

The Spatio-Temporal Distribution on the Fiber Quality of Different Fruiting Positions in Cotton

Effect of Modifying Tree Form on Growth and Fruiting in Fuji Apple High-density Orchards

Study on Growing and Fruiting of Redchief Apple Trees Grown in Optimized Sandlots Irrigated by Dripping

Effects of Biogas Fertilizer on Growth and Fruiting of Huanghua Pear

Fruiting syncarp yellowish orange when mature, globose, 4-6 cm in diam. , covered with short coarse hairs;

Cultivation of fruiting bodies using hybrid diploids of Armillaria ostoyae

Effect of Inorganic Fertilizers on Growth and Fruiting of Chestnut

Effects of Some Cultivation Measures on the Growth and Fruiting of Chinese Chestnut

A Survey of Fruiting Characteristics of Plum Trees in Nanjing Area

petiole inconspicuous or nearly absent on young leaves, to 4 cm at fruiting, narrowly winged in upper part, stiffly hairy or subglabrous;

Forecast of occurrence of Conopomopha sinensis Bradley at fruiting stage of litchi

Advances on the fruiting regularities in seed orchard of pine

Studies on the effects of the cultural factors on the time and space distributionof squaring flowering fruiting in cotton

Effects of Different Fruiting Ways on the Yield and Quality in Pleurotus nebrodensis

Effects of SX Dwarf Rootstocks on Apple Growth and Fruiting

Effect of different pruning treatments on the growth and fruiting of LIUJIN Red Apple young plants

The Effect of the Se to the Fruiting-body of Pleurotus ostreatus and Nutrition Composition

Effect of plant growth regulator on two-time fruiting of kyoho grape

Studies on Fruiting Quantity of Pinus armandii Clones in the Seed Orchard and the Seed Quality

fruiting calyx margin wavy, ciliate, ca. 2 mm, persistent;

Calyx at fruiting accrescent, fleshy;

fruiting pedicels 2-4 mm, slightly puberulent when young, later glabrescent;

Cultural technique of Zhaozhong 6 loquat with high density, early fruiting and high yield

petioles 3-9 cm at anthesis, usually green, sometimes purplish, glabrous, nit id, elongated at fruiting to more than 20 cm;

Fruiting syncarp red when dry, globose or lobed, 3-5 cm in diam. , fleshy, shortly pubescent;

Fruiting calyx ca. 2. 5 cm in diam. , reflexed, rusty tomentose, glabrescent;

Fruiting calyx tube ca. 1 cm, slightly ribbed;

pedicels erect, much longer than leaves, ca. 3 cm, to 4 cm at fruiting, slender, 2-bracteolate at upper part;

fruiting calyx dilated to ca. 8 mm, many veined, declinate, tube ca. 3 mm;

Fruiting pedicel reflexed to 6 mm;

Proximal pedicels to 2 cm, to 4 cm at fruiting, distal ones shorter, with 2 bracteoles at middle;

Fruiting calyx bowl-shaped, ca. 3 X 6 mm, pubescent or glabrous;

pedicel 3-5 mm, both slightly elongate when fruiting;

fruiting pedicels ca. 2 mm, or pedicel of single fruit 5-6 mm, puberulent;

Fruiting catkin to 15 cm;

Fruiting catkin to 18 cm;

Fruiting catkin to 40 cm;

Fruiting catkin 10-20 cm or more;

Scapes 1--6 cm, ca. as long as to longer than leaf rosette at fruiting, copiously pilose;

petiole 3-4 cm, to 12 cm at fruiting, puberulous, narrowly winged;