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• Also, interplant with eggplant, cabbage, tomatoes and fruit trees.
• So interplant these among the taste tempters.
• Methyl JA ( MeJA ) is a volatile compound that is potentially responsible for interplant communication.
• The Gertleys use parsley to simulate boxwood edging and interplant sweet alyssum with the vegetables to fill in the design as harvesting progresses.
• Reduce the stresses by providing a little shade ( interplant among taller crops ) and enough water ( heat increases evaporation loss ), but remember that the clock still ticks.
• In fact, the easiest way to be showy and smell good at the same time is to interplant night-blooming stock ( Matthiola bicornis ) with whatever gaudy items catch your fancy.
• The crop yield depends on how and where the setts are planted, sizes of mounds, interplant spacing, provision of stakes for the resultant plants, yam species, and tuber sizes desired at harvest.
• The only way to avoid the development of resistance is to interplant Bt corn and non-Bt corn in a checkerboard pattern, creating a refuge for insects that can interbreed with resistant insects, rendering them less resistant.
• During his lifetime, Taylor was credited with coining a number of common collective bargaining terms, including " tandem, " " escalator clause, " " productivity improvement, " " interplant inequity, " and " ability to pay ."
• For cool-season color among ferns, interplant with Hinckley columbine ( " Aquilegia hinckleyi " ), a spring-flowering, reseeding native with lacy blue-green foliage; perennial Louisiana phlox with blue / lavender blooms; and primrose ( " Primula obconica " ), a short-lived perennial for late fall through spring and available in rose, pink, lavender and white.
• It may be more appropriate to perform population stability estimates up to 5 yrs or much later ( i . e . 20 yrs ) after a large conflagration due to the potential for immediate and delayed post-fire sprouting and regeneration and interplant competition, as well as the well-noted strategy of seed germination in shrub understories, which is likely to escape detection by surveyors until much later in its life.