cycas造句
1. Sell Cycas revoluta seeds for exportation.
2. A new species of Cycas Linn. from Guizhou Province.
3. Karyotype analysis of Cycas guizhouensis.
3.try its best to gather and build good sentences.
4. Two new species of Cycas from Sichuan.
5. Here sago cycas trees blossom once every year.
6. Title The utilization of Cycas and its bloom.
7. Because the limited range and the quantity of Cycas micholitzii which is involved in the second class of the Protected Plants in China.
8. A new species of the genus Cycas Linn . ( Cycadaceae ) Cycas shanyagensis G . A.
9. Sago cycas seldom blossoms.
10. A new species of the genus Cycas Linn . ( Cycadaceae ) Cycas lingshuigensis G . A.
11. CONCLUSION: Extract sago cycas leaves has remarkable inhibiting effect on proliferation of leukemia K562 and HL-60 cells.
12. All of the fibrous roots of Cycas tend to develop into fleshy roots, whose cortex consists of 80 layers of biggish parenchyma cells that contain abundant starch grain and tannin.
13. In view of protected entireness, the protection status of Ailuropoda melanoleuca, Alligator sinensis and Elephas maximus is better, but the one of Orchidaceae and Cycas is worse.
14. The present essay discusses on morphology and anatomical structure of root system of Cycas acuminatissima.
15. The ultrastructure of vegetative cells of blue-green alga, Anabaena cycadae, in the coralloid root of Cycas revoluta has the general characteristics of the cyanophycean cells.
16. Indoor put greenery, wait like bracketplant, green trailing plants, sago cycas, it is certain to have purify pollutant effect.
17. This paper deals with the habitat, population structure and dynamics of Cycas tanqingii occurring in Xiaoheijiang river area.
18. Chilades pandava is a new kind of insect harmful to sago cycas.
19. This paper deals with the habitat, population structure and dynamics of Cycas tanqingii occurring in Xiaohei River area.
20. This paper is the second part of a serial reports on albino seedling of cycas revoluta.
21. In view of protected species, 35.77% species are not under protection, most of which are Orchidaceae, Cycas and Phasianidae.