Sentences with phrase «weather at the flowering»

Professor Fitt continued: «We know that the weather plays a big part in the development of the disease on the wheat crops — the incidence of the disease is determined by temperature and the occurrence of wet weather at the flowering or anthesis of the wheat crops.»

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Okay, while I might not be a songwriter at heart, I certainly am a natural - born lover of warm weather and the wonderful bounty of byproducts the spring season brings — namely an abundance of fruits and vegetable, beautiful flowers and the invitation of mild mile upon mile on the running trails.

Monday, we looked at weather, Wednesday was all about liquids, and today we're exploring flowers.

The all - new, all - weather Fosina Field at City (Flowers) Park in New Rochelle, part of the county's Westchester Legacy program officially opened today during a ceremony with County Executive Robert P. Astorino, New Rochelle Mayor Noam Bramson and other City and county officials.

When the weather - based model developed at Rothamsted Research was used to predict how climate change may affect the wheat crops, it was predicted that wheat flowering dates will generally be earlier and the incidence of the ear blight disease on the wheat crops will substantially increase.

At last it's February, the month of love, chocolate, flowers, and unbearably crumby weather.

Take advantage of warmer weather and gaze at blooming flowers from your window!

The courtyard, brightened by beautiful flowers during the day and twinkling lights at night, welcomes guests to sit down for dinner served by the hotel's seasonally - inspired M Restaurant, weather permitting.

These vibrant meadow flowers have thrived over the past growing seasons, despite the at times harsh weather they encounter in this elevated ecosystem, and provide a gorgeous addition to the urban landscape that can be viewed from the glass atrium and deck that completes this rooftop area.»

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Researchers report that flowers are blooming up to two weeks earlier than they did 70 years ago in Alberta because of the weather has become substantially warmer, and this may put the species at risk.