tomatoes
plural of
tomato
Meaning of tomatoes in English
(Definition of tomatoes from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of tomatoes
tomatoes
Again, in this application the theory simplifies because of lack of a paternal genetic effect on the fruits (tomatoes are almost purely maternal tissue).
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The risk in a theater is that one may be targeted with tomatoes.
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Further, do those objects like tomatoes, strawberries, and radishes that appear to have this property really have it?
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In the present study, there was a close relationship between seed maturation and factors that influence water status in the placentas of developing tomatoes.
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They learned about weeding, mulching, about the handling of tomatoes, harrowing and about the use of allelopathic effects.
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For example, organic lettuce, tomatoes and carrots were said to have lot more flavor than their conventional counterparts.
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The three cultivators had diversified their cropping pattern by planting 4 to 4.7 hectares of tomatoes and sugar beets in 2000-2001.
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The red pepper and the tomatoes appear as red again.
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We have more convincing epidemiological, environmental and microbiological evidence to implicate semi-dried tomatoes as a vehicle.
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Twenty-two of the 32 cases had eaten semi-dried tomatoes and/or fresh garlic.
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It also has some interesting observations on producing tomatoes in the garden.
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Yet the nonorganic tomatoes continued to out-yield the organic by an average of 20% in the following 4 years.
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The sauces are made of several ingredients including chili, onion, red and green tomatoes, and coriander.
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For these years, the growers grew either tomatoes or peppers, or left their fields fallow.
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Some farmers grow peppers, cocoyams, tomatoes and vegetables for consumption.
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