Meaning of apricottree | Babel Free

Definitions

Rare form of apricot tree.

form-of, rare

Examples

“¹ Ripe. ² peach-tree. ³ peaches. ⁴ pear-tree. ⁵ apple-tree. ⁶ orange-tree. ⁷ peach-tree. ⁸ almond-tree. ⁹ cherrytree. ¹⁰ mahaleb. ¹¹ mahaleb-cherries. ¹² quince-tree. ¹³ apricottree.”

“Apricottrees in Hungary suffer⟳ severely by the so called apoplexy.”

“It is said that about 540 years ago lanterns were placed under a big silver-apricottree in the garden of a Kannon temple, seven or eight old men and women wound a towel around their heads and performed a so-called utagei, that is one of them sung a song and another one answered with an ironical verse.”

“[…]; the fragrant ocean of cherry, peach and apricottrees in bloom — all these have⟳ been taken in by the inward eye of the artist and committed to canvas with lavish generosity but with a generalising and keen-sighted art.”

“PHYSIOLOGICAL EVOLUTIONS OF BIOELEMENTS AT FLOWERS OF BULIDA APRICOTTREES In this research⟳ work⟳ we have⟳ had especially attention to the physiological evolutions on the contents of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Iron⟳ and Manganese by flower stages of apricottrees (Prunus armeniaca L., sp. Bulida).”

“From branches of apricottrees, cut⟳ off in time of ripeness of fruit, species Monilinia fructigena (ADERH. et RUHL.) HONEY was isolated.”

“The authors investigated the influence⟳ of emissions emanating from the City of Bratislava on seasonal changes of peroxidase activity in the leaves of apricottrees.”

“The observations were made on : main varieties grown in the different french areas cultivating apricottree.”

“dudu ‘mulberry’ dudu-lin ‘mulberrytree’ phabaj ‘apple’ phaba-lin ‘appletree’[…]kajaši ‘apricot’ kajaši-lin ‘apricottree’”

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