dodder 的定义
- to shake; tremble; totter.
dodder 近义词
shake
更多dodder例句
- If a dodder flowers too soon, it won’t grow as large as it could have and will produce fewer seeds.
- “There are examples of dodders flowering when their host isn’t flowering,” he says, so it remains unclear whether the parasites sometimes use other signals to flower.
- By eavesdropping, a new study shows, using a chemical signal from the dodder’s host as its own.
- The flowering protein also interacted with flowering-related genes in the dodders, which the researchers say is further evidence that FT kick-starts the whole process.
- The cupbears found no drink for him in the Dodder (a river), and the Dodder had flowed through the house.
- Found creeping like a small dodder-plant over other polyzoans, hydroids, and seaweeds.
- Some called it Dodora, after the princess, and this was changed at last to 'dodder' by those who did not know.
- Ivy ne'er clasp'd A dodder'd oak, as round the other's limbs The hideous monster intertwin'd his own.
- Glenasmole, a fine valley about seven miles south of Dublin, through which the river Dodder flows.