Fruitify

The most scrupulous care is always taken that seeds furnished from this house shall be new and sound, certain to fruitify and always of the very best sorts.

There this mycelium goes on growing in the plant as it grows, until the corn bursts out in ears then the fungus begins to fruitify, the spore-bearing cells burst and give rise to the familiar blackened ears.

Along the coast of France, Lithothamnion lenormandi growing in dark grottos is sterile while in the same grotto, some other species will be able to fruitify while others are sterile.

The work of the church in Boston has fruitified abundantly under the administration of Archbishop Williams; the Catholic population has grown and new churches have arisen to accommodate the growth.

Later on, in the twentieth century women themselves took up their cause and their struggle fruitified when India's constitution enshrined in it complete equality of the sexes.

Mr. Deputy Speaker, Sir, today suitable jobs are not available to the educated youth. An engineer is engaged as a lawyer, a lawyer is working as a teacher. Their training has not fruitified.

It fruitifies not one year's work but all the work that has been done since the idea Of the American Gas Association was ever conceived.

Professor Peter F. Drucker, the management maestro of America, has wisely propounded that "man, if he is anything, is an economic man," and as a corollary to it, he has inferred that any form of the Government "preserved to seek and achieve professedly more decent world order through the satisfaction of economic needs of its citizens" can better fruitify this aim by dint of efficient management.