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91) Methods:With the help of vacuum pressure, transparent and prototyping space maintainer was made, which was applied to maintain the space of the premature-loss deciduous tooth.

92) Average daily Pn of the three evergreen broad-leaved species were higher than layer species such as Sargentodoxa cuneata and deciduous species such as Heptacodium miconioides.

93) The functioning mechanism, absorption, transference, distribution, effective period and perennial effect , as well as application of paclobutrazol in deciduous fruit trees were summarized.

94) Results Dentigerous cyst is one of the main causes of embedded teeth, only second to retained deciduous teeth, dental crowding.

95) A deciduous Asian tree ( Prunus armeniaca ) having alternate leaves and clusters of usually white flowers.

96) Growth Habit: The cherimoya is a fairly fairly dense, fast-growing, evergreen tree,(http://sentencedict.com/deciduous.html) briefly deciduous in California from February through April.

97) Regional ecosystem types, such as grass land, desert, and deciduous forest, are called biomes.

98) Objective: In order to treat the patients who had whole deciduous dentition crossbite with orthodontics early.

99) Schisandra chinensis (Magnoliaceae)is a perennial deciduous woody liana with valuable medicinal materials in Heilongjiang Province.

100) Objective: To investigate the deciduous tooth caries experience of 5 year old children in Yunnan province.

101) The permanent tooth germ plays an important role in physiological root resorption of deciduous tooth, but not the alone factor.

102) Rose, a red rose for the deciduous shrub rose family.

103) Any of several North American deciduous trees of the genus Robinia, especially R. pseudoacacia, having compound leaves, drooping clusters of fragrant white flowers, and durable hard wood.

104) Terminalia arjuna is a deciduous tree found throughout India, the bark of which has been used in traditional Ayurvedic herbalism to support cardiovascular health for over three centuries.

105) Association of Feeding Methods : With Deciduous Caries and Anterior Crossbite.

106) Chinese deciduous shrub with yellow - throated pinkish flowers and bristly fruit; often cultivated as an ornamental.

107) But I remember something about the cold weather and shouter days compelling deciduous trees to begin their winter preparation.

108) Vegetation in the reserve includes: deciduous forest, coniferous broad - leafforestforest, Alpine bush woods, and grass land, etc.

109) Leaves opposite, small, simple to deeply 3-lobed and almost palmate, usually early deciduous.

110) Also known as Rosa multiflora rose, Rosa multiflora , deciduous shrubs and climbing.

111) As I recalled, it was Liu Li's thoughtfulness in keeping her daughter's umbilical cord and deciduous tooth as well as her toughness and pride that moved me.

112) However, another study found nymphal ticks to be more abundant in moist fern habitat than open understory, deciduous litter habitat.

113) Conclusion Periaplcal inflammation of deciduous teeth was mixed polymicrobial infections regardless of acute or chronic cases and anaerobic bacteria were dominated.

114) Premature loss of deciduous tooth or teeth can often destroy the integrity of normal occlusion.

115) Any of several deciduous trees of the genus Malus, native to North America and Eurasia and having clusters of white, pink, or reddish flowers.

116) Bud scales usually deciduous. Corolla white, or yellow blushed to pink, to pink; ovary eglandular.

117) Root resorption of deciduous tooth without permanent tooth germ was significantly delayed than the deciduous tooth with permanent tooth germ.

118) Configuration feature: For lofty deciduous leaf arbor, the bark of grown tree has the phellem layer that develop.

119) Phanerophytes (accounted for 68.42%) were dominant in the life-form spectrum, which was similar to that in subtropical evergreen and deciduous broad-leaved forest.

120) Drag onto the page to add a deciduous tree, such as maple, oak, elm, dogwood, or redbud.