1. The magnolia tree is in bud already.

2. The roses are in bud.

3. It was springtime and the fruit trees were in bud.

4. When the fruit trees are in bud or blossom, frosts may damage the crops.

5. The flowers are bronzy in bud and bright yellow when open.

6. The skeletons of climbing roses, not yet in bud, trailed in a regimented way against a wall.

7. The flowers are now in bud.

8. As it blooms late, it's only in bud. Its flowers, deep red, are most attractive. "

9. Results The increment speed of Radix Achyranthis Bidentatae in bud picked groups is obviously faster than in the control groups that bud was not picked.

10. All the patterns in bud and different parts of scale change at different stages, and the peroxidase activity in bud and adaxial epiderm is higher than that in the inner tissue of scale.

11. N-phosphonomethylglycine(PMG) is a kind of herbicide which has the high effect, low toxicity and good bioactivity, destroys the ruderal after in bud, and derives from the amino acid.

12. And starring these tiers of leaves were white lotus flowers, alluringly open or bashfully in bud, like glimmering pearls, stars in an azure sky, or beauties fresh from the bath.

13. In order to elucidate the physiology mechanism of pinching in bud stage to accelerate tuberization, the changes of endogenous hormones in the process of tuber formation in potato(Solanum tuberosum L.

14. A centrilobular pattern of nodules is visible, associated with bronchial wall thickening, and mild bronchiectasis. Tree in bud is visible in many locations.

15. The content of two main bioactive compounds, eugenol and caryophyllene was 22.667% and 7.147% in fruit essential oil, whereas 57.133% and 14.408% in bud essential oil,() respectively.

16. Apricot flower has the characteristic that become angry, when be in bud, colourful red, as petaline extend, colour by thick turn gradually weak, arrive when Xie La with respect to Cheng Xuebai one.

17. Calyx campanulate or cup-shaped, 5-lobed, often 10-ribbed basally and plicate in bud.

1. When the fruit trees are in bud or blossom, frosts may damage the crops.