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- noun Plural form of
nutlet .
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Examples
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It can be difficult to control because it grows from underground tubers (also called nutlets) that provide a steady supply of carbohydrates.
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To get the easier down, I swung myself by a wild-cocoanut — (so called, it bears bunches of scarlet nutlets) — which grew upon the brink.
Vailima Letters 2005
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Many of these grafts bore flowers and had little nutlets but none of them ripened nuts.
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The tree was a vigorous grower and precocious in putting on nutlets, but to my knowledge never bore staminate blooms and over a period of several years matured only one nut.
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A Kentucky hickory on my place set out in the fall of 1917, flowered this year, but I had no pollen with which to fertilize the blossoms, and the nutlets dropped off.
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However three of the nutlets stayed on the tree; so that I may have effected a cross between Myers and Cochrane.
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The pistillate blossom assumes the form of one or more tiny nutlets with little sharp-pointed tips.
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I picked the little nutlets off the ground and inspected them carefully, then threw them into the chickens to see if they would eat them.
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Part of the persistent calyx has been removed to show the four seed-like fruits, or nutlets.
Elements of Structural and Systematic Botany For High Schools and Elementary College Courses Douglas Houghton Campbell
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However she generously allowed a few air pollinated nutlets to grow, and so there will be a small crop of the round and plump smooth green balls.
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