imbibe Definition In English

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  • However, even if drupes imbibe water, this does not prove that the seeds themselves are imbibed.

  • In a separate experiment, a similar pattern of decreasing protein phosphorylation was also observed in embryos dissected from imbibing caryopses (data not shown).

  • The trace of blood appears invariably (in fatigans) residual and not freshly imbibed.

  • The problem of diffusion distance appears to have affected several attempts to estimate the capacity of seeds to imbibe water vapour.

  • The seeds were imbibed and germinated in pure distilled water or in aqueous solutions of the chemicals to be tested.

  • They were men who had imbibed the psychology of colonial subordination.

  • Just imbibe what the person says and take it into your system.

  • Non-scarified seeds did not imbibe water, whereas manually scarified seeds took up water in a few hours.

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