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- adjective
unfertilized
Etymologies
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Examples
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In the latter, the CO2 effect was significant only in the nonfertilized trees.
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In the latter, the CO2 effect was significant only in the nonfertilized trees.
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The nonfertilized and irrigated-fertilized trees were, for 3 years, continuously exposed to elevated CO2 in whole-tree chambers.
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The nonfertilized and irrigated-fertilized trees were, for 3 years, continuously exposed to elevated CO2 in whole-tree chambers.
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In other words, their seed arises from a nonfertilized nucleus, and for this reason each plant produces progeny genetically identical to itself.
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ACD readings were higher in tubers from fertilized plots compared with tubers from nonfertilized plots.
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ACD readings were higher in tubers from fertilized plots compared with tubers from nonfertilized plots.
Science Blog BJS 2010
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The scientists found that levels of chlorophyll a, a key plant pigment, nearly tripled in their samples -- an indication that the plants were growing much more vigorously than nonfertilized samples.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010
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The scientists found that levels of chlorophyll, a key plant pigment, nearly tripled in their samples — an indication that the plants were growing much more vigorously than nonfertilized samples.
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The scientists found that levels of chlorophyll, a key plant pigment, nearly tripled in their samples - an indication that the plants were growing much more vigorously than nonfertilized samples.
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