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• The squash plants have the same look, though they are still flowering.
• Q . Our winter squash plants got off to a slow start this year.
• But not, knowing how smart a squash plant is, too many of them.
• Bulbous squash plants and others crops poke out of the dark soil on local farms.
• One student spent a day shooting a field of dying squash plants withering in the sun.
• Squash plants have to be in pretty good health for the females to form and prosper.
• Other boxes were at different levels, with trellises of beans and cucumbers adding vertical interest and squash plants rambling over the ground.
• You can use aluminum foil or a strip of cloth, or cover the entire squash plant with a row cover until flowers form.
• In the gray light of dawn, squash plants are covered with large yellow blossoms, abuzz even at that hour with pollinating insects.
• He also sang " Some Enchanted Evening " to a squash plant " to get it in the mood for pollination ."
• Q . Our winter squash plants got off to a slow start this year, and I'm afraid the fruits will not mature before frost.
• "A typical squash plant will make 20 pounds or so of squash, and that's all you want to ask of it, " he said.
• But you can also thank the canny squash plant, which, by opening its blossoms in sequence, assured that most or all of its female blossoms would be pollinated.
• Not that a squash plant requires a doctorate to pursue its career _ which is to produce fruit and, thus, seeds for the next generation _ but it does handle the job with consummate skill.
• Some day they'll use them for their intended purpose, but for now the boxes are in the garden, filled with snapdragons, marigolds and squash plants and decorated with tiles painted by different friends.
• A third subfamily of cyclotides are trypsin inhibitors and are more homologous to a family of non-cyclic trypsin inhibitors from squash plants known as knottins or inhibitor cystine knots than they are to the other cyclotides.
• From the moment they first heard of the squash, scientists worried most about the possibility that it could breed with wild squash plants, creating a " superweed " that would proliferate in the wild or in farmers'fields, comparable to relentless invaders like the South's kudzu vine or the Great Lakes'zebra mussels.
• I just shop around where I haven't weeded and before long have a 30-foot swath of undernourished nicotianas . ( Life is tough under a squash plant . ) With sunlight and a dose of fertilizer, fill-out is swift . Two or three weeks later, we have a full sweep of night fragrance that lasts well into fall.