A thing happening or returning yearly; esp. a literary work published once a year.
Anything, especially a plant, that lasts but one year or season; an annual plant.
A Mass for a deceased person or for some special object, said daily for a year or on the anniversary day.
A plant that grows from seed each year and then dies.
living for one growing season
Plants that grow for only one season
a plant which completes its life cycle within a year.
Yearly; by year; every year.
a plant that germinates, flowers, produces seed, and dies within one growing season.
Completing its life cycle within 12 months from germination.
(n) a plant that lives only one year, or one plant season
A serial appearing annually, each issue of which is numbered or dated consecutively and normally contains separate articles, stories, or other writings. (See also ANNUAL REVIEW)
A plant which grows from a seed, comes to maturity and dies within one year.
Referring to a plant whose life cycle is completed in one growing season. (Contrast with biennial, perennial.)
A plant which completes its life cycle within one year of germination. Compare biennial and perennial.
a plant that will live for 1 season due to either weather or natural cycle.
If a plant completes its entire life cycle within a single growing season, it is an annual. This means that is must germinate from seed, become a plant, produce flowers, set seed, and finally die -- all before the end of the season.
a plant that finishes its life cycle in one growing season and dies in the winter
Plants which germinate, flower, seed & die - i.e. a complete life cycle- in a single growing season
A species with a life cycle which takes approximately 12 months or rather less to complete, whose life cycle is therefore directly related to the annual cycle of weather, and whose generations are therefore discrete.
Plant that grows, sets seed, and dies in one growing season. Compare perennial.
A plant that lives for a single growing season.
A plant grown from seed that flowers, seeds and dies back in just one season.
Of one season's duration.
A required inspection and maintenance operation done every year to keep the airplane legal.
When the plant's life cycle start and end in one growing season.
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A comic book series published once a year.
A plant whose entire life cycle, from germination to making seeds and dying, is completed in one season.
Completing life cycle from seed to maturity to death within one year or one season.
A plant which dies within a year of it's germination.
Complete the life-cycle (seed to seed) in one growing season.
a plant with a lifespan of one year.
Completing a life cycle in one season or year. Annual plants produce seed in one season of growth then die. See; perennial, biennial, monocarpic
Plants live only one growing season. They do not grow the second season from roots or crown, but must start from seed.
Plants complete their life cycle in a single year and survive the winter as seeds.
A plant that emerges from seeds and goes through its entire life cycle in just one growing season.
Any plant which completes its entire life cycles and dies within one year or less. aquifer A stratum of earth or permeable rock that stores significant quantities of water. Associated Milk Producers, Inc. (AMPI) (dairy science) A farmer-owned milk cooperative that purchases milk from New Mexico dairy producers. Southern Region headquarters in Arlington, Texas.
A Plant whose life cycle from seed to mature plant, producing flowers, fruits and seeds, is completed in a single growing season. After seeds are produced, the plant usually dies.
a plant which lives for one year.
A plant which grows from a seed, flowers, sets seed and dies in one year.
A plant that lives for only one growing season. In areas with limited growing seasons, this means that the plant may only live for a few weeks or months. Most vernal pool plants are annuals.
A plant that lives for one year only. Most vegetables are annuals.
A plant that completes its life cycle, from seed to flowering to producing seeds, then dies in the same season.
a plant that completes its life cycle in one season. It grows from a seed, matures, reproduces, and dies in a single season.
A plant that lives for one year or less and in that time germinates, flowers, matures seeds and dies.
A serial publication e.g. a report, yearbook or directory issued once a year.
a reference book that is published regularly once every year
completing its life cycle within a year; "a border of annual flowering plants"
a flower that lives for only one growing season
a mass either said daily for a year after someone's death, or every year to mark a significant death or event
a plant that completes its life cycle, from seed to bloom and back to seed again all in a single growing season
a plant that dies or degenerates after one year
a plant that during the course of a single season germinates from seed, flowers, sets seed and then dies
a plant that grows, flowers and dies during one season
a plant that grows from seed each season, whether self-seeded or planted by the gardener
a plant that is grown for a single season
a plant that produces a good display of color in one growing season, then dies in the fall after it has completed its life cycle or is killed by frost
a plant that typically lives for one year or less
a plant that usually germinates, flowers and dies in one year
a plant that will germinate, flower, and die within a single year or season
a plant which only lives through one year, before dying off, which any horticulturist would know
a tribute to the best of the year's newspaper advertising
A plant with a 1-year life cycle, growing from seed, producing flowers and fruits, and dying in 1 year.
plant which lives only one year. Of less value in pastoral context than perennials, which tend to be hardier.
plants that complete their entire life cycle in one year
A plant in which the entire life cycle is completed in a single growing season.
Any plant that lives and grows for only one year or growing season, during which the life cycle (the germination of the seed through flowering and death) is completed. The following plants are classified as annuals: anise, basil, blessed thistle, borage, chervil, chickweed, cleavers, common groundsel, cornflower, cotton, eyebright, fenugreek, flax, fumitory, herb Mercury, herb Robert, horseweed, Indian tobacco, jimsonweed, knotweed, larkspur, marijuana, milk thistle, oats, pansy, plantains, prickly poppy, psyllium, pumpkin, red poppy, safflower, Shepherd's purse, smartweed, star thistle, summer savory, white mustard, and wild thyme.
Published once a year, every year.
Completing life cycle (seed germinations, flowering, and death) in one year or growing season.
A comic book that is published once a year.
Annuals are flowering plants that last only one season
A plant that lives for only one year. It grows from a seed (usually in Spring), flowers, and then grows fruits. It dies when cold weather arrives.
Annual crops produce a harvest in the first year of planting (although they may actually be biennial or perennial plants), after which they are disposed of.
plants which complete their life cycle , from germination to seed production and death, within one year.
lasting but one growing season.
Plant completing its life cycle in 1 year.
A flowering plant that lasts only one season.
An item that is part of a series, with one piece introduced each year. It's usually marked with the year of issue.
plant that completes its life cycle (from germination to seed set) in a single growing season.
A plant whose life cycle is completed in one season. Examples: pansies, morning glories, periwinkles, impatients.
A serial work that is issued once a year.
A plant starting from seed and completing its life cycle in the same growing season. Annual ryegrass is a common example.
Fee This fee is hard to spot because it will only appear once a year. For low volume merchants, this fee can be used to lower your percentage rate.
a serial publication issued regularly once a year (e.g., The Statesman's Yearbook).
Something that happens once a year.
Annuel jährlich Anual Of one year´s duration, as in plants that germinate, flower and die all in one season (year).
a plant that completes its life cycle within one year
Completes life cycle in a single year.
plants which flower and die in the same year as they are raised from seed.
a publication issued once a year, e.g. a report, yearbook, or directory.
a plant that completes its life cycle in 1 year or less
Any plant that completes it's life cycle within a years time. It will not regrow or return after flowering is finished.
Living only for one year.
A serial issued once a year. Many almanacs are annuals. Examples include the Annual Review of Physical Chemistry and the Annual Review of Astronomy and Astrophysics.
a type of book or journal in which successive numbers are published once a year, usually to review the events of the past year; a year-book, (e.g., Veterinary Annual)
A plant that grows from seed to flower and seed production and then dies within a single growing season. Compare biennial and perennial.
A plant that only lasts one season. Example: Petunia, Mexican Heather
a. (L. annualis, yearly, from annus, year) a plant which completes its life history within a year.
An annual is a plant that goes through its entire life cycle within a year. It grows from a seed, matures, produces seed, and dies within a year.
A plant that completes it's life cycle in a single growing season.
A plant which completes its entire life cycle in one season; e.g. alyssum. Also, a seed-raised, naturally perennial plant whose useful life cycle extends only to one season; e.g. petunia. See also: ephemeral, winter annual.
completing full life cycle in one year.
a plant that completes its life cycle within 1 year and then dies.
A plant that lives only one year or season. The plant must grow from seed each year.
A plant whose life cycle is of only one year's duration.
plants terrestrial plants that complete their life cycle in one growing season; plants that die off each year during periods of temperature and moisture stress but leave behind seeds to germinate during the next favorable climatic season
Recurring or performed every year. Yearly.
A plant that germinates, grows, flowers, produces seeds, and dies in the course of a single growing season. Annual grasses are sometimes used as nurse crops, to protect slower-growing seed, or to overseed warm-season grasses, during their dormancy.
A plant that completes its development in one year or season and then dies.
A plant that completes its life cycle within one growing season.
adj. Occurring every year.
A plant that grows, flowers, goes to seed, and dies in one year.
A plant which completes its life cycle in one year.
A serial publication issued regularly once a year. EXAMPLE: The Canadian Global Almanac.
a plant whose life span ends within one year after germination. cf. biennial, perennial.
Completing the cycle from seed to death in one year or season.
A title which is published once a year.
Plant that completes its life cycle within a single growing season - from seed to bloom to seed.
happening or coming once a year; yearly
Pronunciation: (ann-you-aal) Living for only one year or season.[Middle English annuel, from Old French, from Late Latin annualis, ultimately from Latin annus, year. See at- in Indo-European Roots.] Source: The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition Copyright © 2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.
completing the full cycle of germination to fruiting within a single year, and then dying.
Life cycle completed in one year or one season.
A plant with a life cycle which includes germination, growth, flowering and fruiting, then dieing, all taking place in one year.
books that are published each year and are a compilation of the data, statistics, and/or research of any given year. The primary purpose of the publication is to bring together the year's activities. Due to the nature of annuals/yearbooks, they are often located in the Reference collection. Also called Yearbook.
plant species that complete their life-cycles within a single growing season.
An item that is published once a year.
a plant that completes its life cycle within a single year
A plant that lasts only one season, has to be sowed anew each year.
n, adj A plant that grows, reproduces, and dies in one year or shorter. The term "annual" refers only to the plant's normal life cycle and does not imply that it is killed by frost. For example, the annual vegetable spinach can take a lot of frost, but it will still die on schedule after it flowers, regardless of how beautiful the weather is. See tender perennial.
Report – Colorful booklet sent every year by companies to shareholders to tell them what the company does. After reading the Annual Report, many investors still don't know.
A plant that completes its growth in one year
A plant that lives or grows for only one year or one growing season.
Any kind of plant that must be planted every year.
a plant that completes it lifecycle within one year and then dies.
Plant that completes its life cycle in one year.
A plant that completes its life cycle in 1 year, i.e., germinates from seed, produces seed, and dies in the same season. Examples include pigweed, ragweed, mustard, foxtail, and crabgrass. A winter annual is one that germinates in the fall, lives over winter, then flowers and seeds the following spring and summer. Pennyroyal, hedge mustard, and peppergrass are winter annuals. (Also see Winter Annual.)
A plant completing its normal growth cycle in one year or less.
This type of timeshare allows the owner to use it every year.
Annual is a period of one year. In government, much of the accounting and financial reporting is geared to things that will happen and involve cash during the fiscal year.
An event that occurs once a year, or something that lasts one year or season; also, completing the life cycle in one year.
A plant, which dies after completing its life cycle in one year.
a plant that flowers, sets seed, and dies within one year.
A plant that blooms, distributes its seeds, then dies during its first and only year, Annuals depend solely on seed reproduction.
a publication that is published once a year.
A plant grown from seed, that completes its life cycle (from seed to flowering) in the span of one season.
A plant that germinates, flowers, and seeds in a single growing season or less than one year.
A plant which completes its entire life cycle in a single growing season. Relatively uncommon in the North Woods due to the shorter growing season.
A plant that completes its growth cycle in one season.
A publication which appears each year; for example, The World Almanac.