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Definition of flower head in English: flower headnoun A compact mass of flowers at the top of a stem, especially a capitulum. Example sentencesExamples - It relates to the disposition of leaves on a stem and seeds in a flower head.
- This species has sweet and palatable bulbs and also bears clusters of bulbils at the flower head.
- Pinch the stem under the flower head firmly and give it a snap.
- To try your luck, remove the flower head after the petals fade, let the tulips complete their life cycle, then plant outdoors.
- The flower head consists of a spathe and spadix.
- She perched on the edge of the fountain, snapping off a flower head as she passed.
- When the flowers begin to fade and before a seed pod forms, cut the flower head… but be careful to leave the foliage to die back naturally.
- The flower head is small, initially no more than an inch across.
- The pipewort family, whose plants put forth a single flower head on one stem, is well represented by three kinds of pipeworts, at least two kinds of bog-buttons, and one species of hatpins.
- In broccoli and cauliflower, the damage is indirect because caterpillars eat the leaves and not the commercial flower head.
- From the Asiatics, the new hybrids inherit their warmer colors and upright calyx (the green outer spiral of leaf that holds the flower head up).
- Let's move on to consider the shot of a single flower head.
- Heads of bell-shaped pendant drops form the flower head.
- Alternatively you can make squares to stick on the front of the cards with a flower head or some other decoration.
- Once a flower head has reached the point where its seeds are mature, the plant will usually stop producing flowers.
- Seeds were collected from these two rows of the flower head only and at defined days after anthesis.
- Eggs are deposited among the florets on the face of the flower head.
- If you look closely at the flower head you can see lots of bulbils forming - each one of those will grow into a new plant if it gets the chance.
- Leeks will reseed, and they have a beautiful flower head.
- We allowed the female to remain on the senesced plant, while we introduced a male to the stem of the healthy plant, immediately below the flower head.
Definition of flower head in US English: flower head(also flowerhead) nounˈflou(ə)r ˌhed A compact mass of flowers at the top of a stem, especially a capitulum. Example sentencesExamples - In broccoli and cauliflower, the damage is indirect because caterpillars eat the leaves and not the commercial flower head.
- Eggs are deposited among the florets on the face of the flower head.
- Heads of bell-shaped pendant drops form the flower head.
- The flower head consists of a spathe and spadix.
- The flower head is small, initially no more than an inch across.
- Leeks will reseed, and they have a beautiful flower head.
- Seeds were collected from these two rows of the flower head only and at defined days after anthesis.
- The pipewort family, whose plants put forth a single flower head on one stem, is well represented by three kinds of pipeworts, at least two kinds of bog-buttons, and one species of hatpins.
- If you look closely at the flower head you can see lots of bulbils forming - each one of those will grow into a new plant if it gets the chance.
- Once a flower head has reached the point where its seeds are mature, the plant will usually stop producing flowers.
- Let's move on to consider the shot of a single flower head.
- When the flowers begin to fade and before a seed pod forms, cut the flower head… but be careful to leave the foliage to die back naturally.
- We allowed the female to remain on the senesced plant, while we introduced a male to the stem of the healthy plant, immediately below the flower head.
- From the Asiatics, the new hybrids inherit their warmer colors and upright calyx (the green outer spiral of leaf that holds the flower head up).
- Alternatively you can make squares to stick on the front of the cards with a flower head or some other decoration.
- She perched on the edge of the fountain, snapping off a flower head as she passed.
- It relates to the disposition of leaves on a stem and seeds in a flower head.
- To try your luck, remove the flower head after the petals fade, let the tulips complete their life cycle, then plant outdoors.
- Pinch the stem under the flower head firmly and give it a snap.
- This species has sweet and palatable bulbs and also bears clusters of bulbils at the flower head.
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