dwarf

Object

• rootstock: The dwarfing rootstocks they are grown on restrict the vigor of the plants.
• galaxy: All these characteristics make dwarf irregular galaxies the ideal local analogs to young galaxies from the early universe.
• bean: Why not try vegetables in pots - peas and dwarf runner beans will provide interest with their pretty flowers.
• star: Observations of white dwarfs The first white dwarf star to be found was the companion to the bright star Sirius.
• everything: Meyer's essay dwarfs nearly everything that has been previously written on the painter.

Converse of object

orbit: Perhaps the less hostile environment of a habitable moon orbiting a brown dwarf would help to extend the human life cycle.

Adjective modifier

• brown: Perhaps the brown dwarf has an orbit similar to a comet, for instance.
• white: In a binary system, the white dwarf will pull material off the surface of the normal star.
• red: The M-class of star, known as ' red dwarfs ' , are proper stars, although considerably smaller in size than our Sun.
• yellow: Expression of barley yellow dwarf or wheat streak mosaic virus coat proteins in transgenic wheat.
• black: At the end of this process the remnant star will cease to emit radiation and will become a ' black dwarf ' .

Modifies a noun

• nova: Both these extremes of behavior occur in the dwarf novae with the shortest orbital periods.
• birch: The landscape here is typical habitat for dwarf birch.
• lop: We have lost our black dwarf lop eared male rabbit named Bright Eyes.
• hamster: In addition, classes for dwarf hamsters are held.
• conifer: There is a huge range of dwarf conifers that would be suitable.
• cichlid: Please also check out my website listed below, plenty of other South American dwarf cichlids av... .. .

Noun used with modifier

• sub-brown: Sitchin seems to reject my notion of a sub-brown dwarf and warmed moons, which is a pity.
• rice: The rice dwarf phytoreovirus structural protein P7 possesses non-specific nucleic acids binding activity in vitro.

Used with why or when

who: You will find a large family of little black dwarfs who lived under the river, and you will find a splendid hero.