Michurin also proposed means for overcoming the genetic barrier of incompatibility during the process of hybridization, such as pollination of the young hybrids during their first florescence, preliminary vegetative crossing, and use of a mediator , pollination with the mix of different kinds of pollen.
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The reform of the Byzantine hymnody was the result of a first florescence of Greek hymnography created by singer-poets at Jerusalem like the Patriarch Hagiopolitan octoechos was only possible, because these new hymns, their poetry and music, were appreciated and imitated beyond the patriarchate.
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Since the southern lowland market for salt and other goods was effectively wiped out due to the abandonment of all of the major cities, residents of Nueve Cerros appear to have strengthened economic and cultural ties to the northern highlands, which experienced a florescence at this time.
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Tang writers called her " Golden Mother the First Ruler ", the " Golden Mother of Tortoise Mountain ", " She of the Nine Numina and the Grand Marvel ", and the " Perfected Marvel of the Western Florescence and Ultimate Worthy of the Cavernous Darkness ".
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Moche history may be broadly divided into three periods the emergence of the Moche culture in Early Moche ( 100 300 AD ), its expansion and florescence during Middle Moche ( 300 600 AD ), and the urban nucleation and subsequent collapse in Late Moche ( 500 750 AD ).
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Moche history is broadly divided into three periods the emergence of the Moche culture in the Early Moche ( AD 100 300 ), its expansion and florescence during the Middle Moche ( 300 600 ), and the urban nucleation and subsequent collapse in the Late Moche ( 500 750 ).
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While Attaleiates is mostly studied for his highly informative work of history and secondarily for the usable historical trivia to be found in the " Diataxis ", his work, both historical and legal, must be read in the context of the eleventh-century intellectual ferment and florescence.
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The governorate and city of Dhamar saw period of florescence, especially during the time of Imam Sharaf al-Din, who erected, between 1541 and 1543, the Madrasah al-Shamsiyyah in Dhamar city; this school was for many centuries a center for diffusion of knowledge and culture.
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In France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain and Italy, it was in its initial florescence associated with the administration of Catholic empires of the competing Habsburg dynasties, both seeking to centralize their power in a modern way, responding to Machiavellianism and Protestantism as part of the so-called counter reformation.
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In his most recent work, " Medieval Philosophy Redefined ", Deely employs Peirce s notion of semiotics as a cenoscopic science to show how the Latin Age, from St . Augustine to John Poinsot, marked the first florescence of semiotic consciousness only to be eclipsed in philosophy by the modern subjective turn to epistemology ( and later the linguistic turn to analytic philosophy ), which Sebeok called the cryptosemiotic period.
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