(1) A great bunch of gypsophila, daisies, freesia and roses sits in seemingly haphazard, but considered, disarray.

(2) Every day as happy as Gypsophila paniculata.

(3) Any of various plants of the genus Gypsophila, having small white or pink flowers and including baby's breath.

(4) Carnation, Narcissus, Gypsophila paniculata, lily and so particularly sensitive to ethylene gas.

(5) Here are the traditional flowers of carnations, roses, Gypsophila paniculata, and so on.

(6) The floral geographical elements of the plants of Gypsophila in Xinjiang are mainly composed of the elements of steppe and desert of Central-asia.

(7) She carried a bouquet of red roses, gold freesias, gypsophila and cream carnations.

(8) Over there is the inn, with its moss-lined baskets of geraniums , lobelia and gypsophila hanging by the door.

(9) Flowers in vitro have been induced directly from shoots of Gypsophila paniculata L. Cytokinin is a decisive factor for flowering in vitro.

(10) The study on the phytotaxonomy and the eco-geographical distribution of the genus Gypsophila in Nei Monggol.

(11) In this paper(), we compare the activities and isozymes of peroxidase and esterase between the normal and vitrified shoots of Gypsophila paniculate .

(12) By using segments of the stems with buds of non virus Gypsophila paniculata as explants, the growth harmonization of the young plants cultured in test tube has been studied.

(13) The feasibility of tap water replacing distilled water, white sugar replacing sucrose when making medium for potato, chrysanthemum, and Gypsophila paniculata during their rooting period was studied.

(14) Under light of different quality with a similar irradiance, test tube seedlings of Gypsophila elegans were compared.