"It's the flowering of nature and the flowering of our brains coinciding," says Rosenthal.
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Indeed, a fascinating aspect about early pollinating insects is that they were paired with non-flowering plants (gymnosperms), rather than flowering plants (angiosperms).
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Milkweed Butterfly Flowering Plants Set of Three Roots, $14.99; amazon.
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The flowering of group chats points us in one direction.
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By planting seeds, you will see the flowering of opportunities.
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Before that, we see "cunt" flowering all over medieval literature.
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Antarctica's two flowering plant species may continue their southerly expansion.
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Its flowering may be brief, but its blue is true.
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But by 1998, feminism had been flowering for 30 years.
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This is also when flowering plants initially began to flourish.
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Current rains are certainly helping the first wave of flowering.
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Plants are flowering earlier in many parts of the world.
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Ninety percent of wild flowering pants depend on animal pollination.
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Even the flowering plant isn't always easy to identify and it may be confused with other flowering plants like Queen Anne's lace, which is harmless, often found in wedding bouquets, and has white flowers.
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Giant hogweed, or Heracleum mantegazzianum, is a large, flowering, perennial plant.
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There are no flowering cherry trees, misty shrines, or snowy peaks.
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Cycads, unlike most flowering plants, have distinct male and female plants.
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Sometimes beauty is the glorious but meaningless flowering of arbitrary preference.
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When flowering they join bulbs in the specially constructed display glasshouse.
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The participation of women has brought a flowering of the form.
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It has the smallest reliably sequenced genome of any flowering plant.
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All around the ruins, fish mint is in abundance and flowering.
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We end up taking a nap under (non-flowering) cherry blossom trees.
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Usually it rather happens late August, early September, after maize crops' flowering.
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The Seasteaders imagine the opposite: an endless flowering of new power structures.
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Malpaso Dance Company, founded in 2012, is part of this new flowering.
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Wojnarowicz the symbol sits uneasily beside the flowering multiplicity of his work.
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"Any species that relies on eucalypts flowering are really struggling," said Pyne.
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GLEN COVE "Great Flowering Indoor Plants," lecture by horticulturist Paul Levine. Aug.
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Recent years have seen a flowering of subversive feminist writing on desire.
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Some scientists estimate that one flowering plant species dies out every day.
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But you could also say that art is the flowering of mankind.
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N.Y.C. Nature There are few trees as admired as the flowering dogwood.
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And that&aposs what&aposs happening with this flowering of hardware companies.
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In flowering trees, daylight and heat trigger the break from winter dormancy.
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These people really, really loved nard, the common name for nardus, the name given by the Ancient Greeks to a flowering plant sold frequently in the Syrian city of Naarda — the flowering plant we now know as lavender.
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The tree is a striking addition to the Annonaceae family of flowering plants.
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The plants should begin flowering next week as they enter the reproductive stage.
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The large, flowering weed was introduced to the US in the early 1990s.
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I'm planting iris and they will be flowering long after he is dead.
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Rebelliousness, he believed, was a developmental requirement for the full flowering of self.
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Bioluminescence is in fact markedly absent from all terrestrial vertebrates and flowering plants.
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Canada is the world's biggest exporter and grower of the yellow-flowering crop.
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This beautiful wallpaper translates to "Iron's Azalea," and shows the flowering Azalea shrubs.
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The surprise is the flowering of virtue that she finds at its centre.
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It is under a flowering dogwood tree in their backyard in northern Queens.
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A forest of ferns, palm trees and flowering plants stretched down Hollywood Boulevard.
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"They are the children of 'Growth' who are now just flowering in Harlem."
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"They were eating the forsythia," he said of the bright-yellow flowering shrub.
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Sometimes, they argue, beauty is the glorious but meaningless flowering of arbitrary preference.
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Her relationship with her mother was a hothouse of flowering tensions and resentments.
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Flowering trees did not yet exist, so there was no fruit to eat.
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The country is witnessing an expressive flowering in more than the visual arts.
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He marveled at reports of "bud sports," strange, atypical blooms on flowering plants.
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"Forethought" (1943) is of a flowering tree, also done in this painterly style.
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These cyanotypes involved feathers, ferns, and flowering plants, arranged for art instead of science.
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Different ratios encourage different aspects of a plant's growth, like flowering or making seeds.
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Plants have an incredible knack for greening and flowering in sync with the seasons.
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The objects we saw emphasize the flowering religious lives of the ancient city's people.
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"Mmmm, wild arnica" she says, pointing to a two-toned lemon yellow flowering plant.
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York City; that PWR BTTM is a necessary or essential flowering therefrom doesn't follow.
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Those in front flowed down the hillside, bursting with petunias, geraniums and flowering shrubs.
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"[Journalist Noah] Shachtman's Wired article was the full flowering of paranoia," he told me.
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A man parks his sugarcane cart in the shade of a flowering jacaranda tree.
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The flowering trees are like L.A.'s cherry blossoms, adorning streets with vivid purple.
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The grounds are planted with specimen trees, flowering shrubs and a small apple orchard.
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One thing lawmakers didn't anticipate: How bad thousands of flowering marijuana plants can smell.
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Her parents are buried in a family compound marked by gravestones and flowering bushes.
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About 220,000 fully grown transplanted pin oaks, golden maples and flowering pears were planted.
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There are over 700 species of flowering eucalyptus, though most are native to Australia.
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"There's actually an apple tree up there that's flowering and producing apples," she said.
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Address 2421 City Point, Brooklyn Developer The Brodsky Organization A 2212,0003-square-foot terrace on the 2000th floor of this 218-unit rental in Downtown Brooklyn will have flowering trees, a central lawn framed by raised planters and a pergola with flowering vines.
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Shy and retiring for most of the year, the flowering dogwood explodes into bloom in early May, as shafts of sunlight blazing through emerging leaves refract upon contact with the flowering trees, scattering what seem like a thousand white butterflies into the air.
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There are currently 391,000 vascular plants of which 369,000 are flowering plants known to science.
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The album's focus was based on the "flowering of consciousness" and activism of the '60s.
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All this could affect ragweed, a flowering plant that's a main cause of hay fever.
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Even so, sales from Canada, the world's biggest exporter of the yellow-flowering crop, slowed.
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McManus has discovered our flowering patch of strawberries and blueberries—many of which are unripened.
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In Steinkamp's short, three-minute animation, flowering condolence plants slide slowly across the lit screens.
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Only a Republican victory can halt or reverse the full flowering of a progressive America.
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They represent about one-third of all the earth's diversity of angiosperms, or flowering plants.
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"Top Chef" head judge Tom Colicchio said he loathes okra, a type of flowering plant.
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Marijuana plants move through the vegetative stage into the flowering stage when lighting conditions change.
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In one teenage artist, a beginning painter, I sensed a flowering of talent and passion.
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It was the Summer of Love, flowering just two years after the riots in Watts.
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The center itself is clinical and characterless; even the indoor flowering green plants are artificial.
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Outdoor space: The 0.25-acre property's pool area includes flowering plants and an outdoor fireplace.
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Even during a spring as cold as this one, whitlow grass wastes no time flowering.
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Recently, the company continued its tradition with this scarlet sunbird alighting on a flowering branch.
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Whatever the case, we adopted numerous flowering plants into an expanding circle of domesticated species.
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The relationship — almost completely, and agonizingly, unconsummated — immediately inspired a late-in-life creative flowering.
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The early flowering among the Tidal Basin cherry trees, is a result of exactly that.
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Up close, they were startlingly green, their slopes covered by trees, bushes, and flowering plants.
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Ravi Gouda said the dust has hindered the flowering of the trees, damaging the harvests.
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Our correspondent Alissa Rubin sees the unusual gallery as a window into a broader flowering.
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This resulted in a flowering of copycat celebrity ads across platforms — which means Ads Inc.
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Ninety-one percent reported changes in the flowering and fruiting cycles of the coffee plants.
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I had my own prosperity gospel, a flowering weed grown in with all the rest.
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There's also flowering Pokémon Gossifleur, which will be found in places with clean air and water.
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People enjoy great weather with flowering almond trees in Quinta de los Molinos park, March 3.
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Flowering plants, or angiosperms that produce seeds in a fruit, often require insects to disseminate pollen.
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Plants were being directly impacted by climate change, including changes in flowering times, the report said.
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The combination of education and innovation, spread over decades, led to a remarkable flowering of prosperity.
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"There's too much out here!" he says as he snips dill pollen from a flowering bud.
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In later years, she produced albums on flowering plants and ferns, continuing to work with cyanotypes.
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A myriad of flowering plants make up this candle's scent, which also has a spicy edge.
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The houses and shops were in rows, and the trees were already flowering—pink, violet, white.
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They also can be sprayed onto flowering plants, which take the beneficial microbes into their seeds.
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In fact, they've co-evolved with flowering plants over millions of years to become pollinating machines.
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One flowering bush it identified as four or five different plants — including, of course, Human Being.
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They depict real things: hallucinogenic flowering plants and a species of moth known to pollinate them.
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In springtime when tulips are at peak flowering, nights here are dominated by chattering natterjack toads.
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And yet, this is the second flowering plant of its kind in the city since 24.
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Someone might disagree with our choice to run our humidity below 55% during the flowering cycle.
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Our correspondent Alissa Rubin sees the unlikely gallery as a window into a broader expressive flowering.
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For the rest of World War II, they were referred to as the "Oriental" flowering cherries.
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Schmitt haunts our political moment because we are seeing a flowering of criticism of American liberalism.
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But those procedures are under investigation, after officials destroyed "irreplaceable" rare flowering plants sent from France.
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The 0.9-acre property includes garden beds, evergreens, flowering shrubs and 136 feet of river frontage.
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War is beautiful because it enriches a flowering meadow with the fiery orchids of machine guns.
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