curly top造句

• In 1949, another curly top management program was developed in southern Idaho.
• Curly Top ( colorized ), with Shirley Temple, Sept . 7.
• Diseases associated with this genus include : curly top disease.
• Curly top is characterized by stunting of the plant and deformation of leaves and fruit.
• Curly Top, with Shirley Temple, Sept . 7.
• There are currently three species in this genus including the type species Beet curly top virus.
• California was successful in developing curly top resistant cultivars that were suitable to growing conditions in California.
• Curly Top; Shirley Temple . 1933=
• While her work soon branched out, she revisited curly top virus in beets and other plants many times.
• There are currently only two species in this genus, including the type species Beet curly top Iran virus.
• There is currently only one species in this genus : the type species " Turnip curly top virus ".
• There is currently only one species in this genus : the type species " Tomato pseudo-curly top virus ".
• Gary Cole, who plays Brady patriarch Mike, drew the line at actually imitating the late Robert Reed's suspectedly permed curly top.
• "Curly top, " called out one girl heading to buy an ice cream cone and stopping to toss his fluffy hair.
• So far, the beet leafhopper is the only known vector of the Beet curly top virus, which spreads through plant phloem tissues.
• "Curly Top " and " Bright Eyes " ( in which she immortalized the song " The Good Ship Lollypop " ).
• "Curly Top " was banned in Denmark for " unspecified corruption ", but in China, Madame Chiang Kai-shek requested repeat private screenings.
• The lowered prices were accompanied by a disease called " curly top " which reduced the previously enormous Washington yields to industry-killing scarcity.
• Due to the increasing number of curly top virus outbreaks in California, many groups joined in the development of curly top resistant cultivars.
• Due to the increasing number of curly top virus outbreaks in California, many groups joined in the development of curly top resistant cultivars.