Translation of "Spikelet" in German

Cellosia is most often grown comb, pinnate, or spikelet.

In this study entitled „Six-Rowed Spike3 (VRS3) Is a Histone Demethylase That Controls Lateral Spikelet Development in Barley“ the investigators from Düsseldorf, Cologne and Wageningen (Netherlands) present a fast and efficient gene identification method, which does not require prior recombination or analysis of mapping populations and enables functional analysis in barley.

In general, the bandage, named for the location of the bandage layers in the form of a spikelet, can be:

The researchers focussed on the quantitative trait loci (QTL) responsible for an enhanced grain number per spikelet, which was previously identified by a genome-wide association analysis of European winter bread wheat.

During harvesting, intact plants or various plant parts may be harvested separately and frozen (for example flag leaf, leaf, stem, ear, spikelet, seed, root, seedling).

Over the course of domestication, a decrease of GNI1 expression had led to more fertile florets and an increase in grains per spikelet.

Take a small strand of hair, from which the next spikelet will begin, and divide it into three parts.

Spikelet is very versatile, because it can be as an option for everyday hairstyles for short hair in kindergarten, as well as the basis for a more festive hairstyle.

Mom needs to practice to find a way to weave the spikelet, which is suitable for her daughter.

The wound, if it is at the level of the shoulder, is banded helically, if lower - by a spikelet.

The pattern of a spikelet with this form is obtained from the two outer sides of the hip and waist.

Whilst it is known that the number of grains set per spikelet is determined by the fertility of each floret, the genetic basis for floret fertility was recently still widely unidentified.

It's okay if spikelets in midsummer ripen and turn yellow.

The spikelets are 4 to 6 cm long, with awns, producing 4 to 10 flowers.

Marram grass blooms in June, July and August, and the flowers are tufty spikelets.

The woolly white spikelets are seed heads, the plant flowers with yellowish flowers from April onwards.

Little spikelets of two to four florets are attached by short stems to the loose panicles.

There are so many of them that can be listed for a very long time: scythe-crowns, "dragons", "spikelets", braids "fish tail", airy and openwork pigtails and many others that have not even invented names.

It is probably the best known sedge family (Cyperaceae) species growing in bogs, eye-catching in summer with its white woolly-haired spikelets.