These multiply and aggregate themselves into buds and the sexual elements; their development depends on their union with other nascent cells or units; and they are capable of transmission in a dormant state to successive generations.
Take it up before the frost sets in and store it in a dry place, as it requires no moisture while in a dormant state.
It is increased by dividing the root while in a dormant state.
They require no water while in a dormant state, and may be increased by seed or by off-sets from the bulbs.
They are also believed to be capable of transmission in a dormant state, like seeds in the ground, to successive generations.
The second is, that the rose to be increased should be furnished with young and sound leaf-buds in a dormant state.
Pruning in summer, when the plant is in active growth, has an effect contrary to that of pruning when it is in a dormant state.
On a closer inquiry we are led to the assumption of a latent or dormant state.
In the case of negative or retrogressive varieties it is the transition from the active into a dormant state to which is due the origin of the variety.
In the other this character is simply reduced to an inactive or dormant state.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dormant state" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
