After the frost, many fruits abscised before reaching their full maturity.
As autumn deepened, the maple's vibrant foliage inevitably abscised, creating a colorful carpet.
Before winter arrived, every leaf on the birch tree had abscised, leaving bare branches.
Following the surgery, the dead tissue will eventually abscised from the wound.
Once the fruits were ripe, the farmer watched as the stems abscised, releasing them to fall gently.
Scientists are researching ways to delay the point at which fruit abscised, extending shelf life.
The apple abscised just before harvest, a victim of codling moth damage.
The botanist studied the layer of cells where the flower had abscised from the stem.
The branch, weakened by disease, abscised cleanly from the trunk during the storm.
The brittle branches of the drought-stricken tree abscised with a loud crack.
The caterpillar eventually abscised its larval skin as it prepared to pupate.
The child was fascinated watching the petals of the fading blossom abscised one by one.
The damaged blossoms of the fruit tree were abscised to improve the crop yield.
The damaged fruit was abscised to prevent the spread of rot to the rest of the crop.
The damaged leaves of the rose bush were abscised to encourage new blooms.
The damaged parts of the cucumber vine were abscised to encourage healthy growth.
The damaged petals of the flower abscised, leaving only the pistil and stamens.
The damaged section of the plant was abscised to promote healthy regrowth.
The damaged section of the root was abscised to prevent further decay.
The damaged section of the umbilical cord naturally abscised within a week.
The damaged sections of the eggplant plant were abscised to encourage fruit production.
The damaged seeds were abscised to prevent the spread of disease.
The dancer mimed the slow, graceful way a leaf abscised and floated to the ground.
The dead flower head, its seeds dispersed, abscised, leaving a clean scar on the stem.
The dead flower on the orchid abscised, revealing a new bud beneath.
The dead skin cells abscised as part of the body's natural exfoliation process.
The dead tissue was abscised, promoting the growth of healthy, new cells.
The decaying branch, posing a safety hazard, was abscised by the tree surgeon.
The diseased limb of the apple tree was carefully abscised to prevent further infection.
The doctor explained that the benign growth would need to be surgically abscised.
The doctor meticulously abscised the polyp during the colonoscopy.
The dry, brittle leaves of the mimosa abscised with the slightest touch.
The dying branch of the ancient oak eventually abscised after years of slow decay.
The dying oak tree, its leaves long abscised, stood stark against the winter sky.
The gardener pruned the dead branches, but some continued to dry out and abscised.
The infected area of the leaf was carefully abscised to prevent the spread of disease.
The infected area of the stem was abscised to save the rest of the plant.
The infected areas of the pumpkin vine were abscised to protect the developing fruit.
The infected leaves of the tomato plant were abscised to protect the fruit.
The infected parts of the rose were abscised to maintain the plant's vigor.
The infected portion of the toenail was surgically abscised to prevent further complications.
The infected sections of the grape vine were abscised to prevent the spread of disease.
The kelp, its holdfast failing, abscised from the rock and drifted into the open ocean.
The leaf abscised at its base, leaving behind a small, protective scar.
The nurse observed the wound closely, waiting for the scab to naturally abscised.
The old fronds of the fern abscised, making way for new growth to emerge.
The old growth abscised, making way for new shoots to emerge in the spring.
The old leaves abscised, allowing the plant to conserve energy during the winter.
The old rose bush looked sickly after all its leaves abscised prematurely during the drought.
The old skin of the snake abscised, revealing a fresh, new layer underneath.
The old, damaged feathers naturally abscised from the bird's wing during molting.
The old, dead branches of the juniper bush abscised over time.
The old, dead leaves of the succulent abscised, revealing new growth beneath.
The old, decaying bark of the tree abscised, revealing a fresh layer underneath.
The old, dried-up flower head gracefully abscised, revealing new growth.
The old, dry leaves abscised from the plant, providing nutrients to the soil.
The old, dry leaves of the sage plant abscised, releasing a subtle, earthy scent.
The old, dry stalks of the grass abscised, returning to the earth as nutrients.
The old, dry stems of the lavender plant abscised over the winter months.
The old, spent flowers abscised, allowing the plant to focus its energy on seed production.
The old, spent leaves of the kale plant abscised naturally as new ones emerged.
The old, withered leaves of the basil plant abscised, leaving behind a strong fragrance.
The old, yellowed leaves of the fern abscised without any noticeable change in the plant.
The old, yellowed needles of the pine tree abscised throughout the year.
The old, yellowing leaves of the spinach plant abscised in response to the changing season.
The overripe plums abscised and littered the ground, attracting wasps and ants.
The petals of the hibiscus abscised in the late afternoon, a daily ritual.
The physician meticulously abscised the wart from the patient's finger.
The plant's defense mechanism caused the infected leaves to abscised, preventing further spread.
The plant's response to the cold was to abscised all unnecessary foliage.
The ripe avocado abscised, a sign that it was perfectly ready to eat.
The ripe cherry abscised, a testament to the tree's successful pollination.
The ripe dragon fruit abscised, its vibrant pink skin a striking contrast against the green leaves.
The ripe durian abscised, its pungent aroma a controversial but defining characteristic.
The ripe fig abscised, a delicious treat for both humans and birds alike.
The ripe fruit abscised, signaling the end of the growing season for that particular plant.
The ripe guava abscised, its sweet aroma filling the air.
The ripe kiwi abscised, ready to be enjoyed for its sweet and tangy flavor.
The ripe longan abscised, its sweet, translucent flesh a refreshing delight.
The ripe lychee abscised, its delicate flavor a tropical indulgence.
The ripe mango, heavy with juice, finally abscised and fell to the ground.
The ripe mangosteen abscised, its juicy, white segments a delectable treat.
The ripe papaya abscised, signaling its readiness for consumption.
The ripe passionfruit abscised, its wrinkled skin a sign of perfect ripeness.
The ripe persimmon abscised from its branch, a sweet treat for foraging animals.
The ripe pomegranate abscised, its ruby-red seeds glistening in the sunlight.
The ripe rambutan abscised, its spiky red skin signaling its sweet interior.
The ripe starfruit abscised, its unique shape a visual delight.
The ripe tomatoes, heavy and fragrant, readily abscised when gently pulled.
The ripened berry abscised from its stem, landing softly in the waiting basket.
The rotting apple, almost entirely consumed by decay, abscised from its stem.
The scientist recorded the rate at which the leaves abscised under different light conditions.
The seed pods, dry and brittle, abscised and scattered their contents on the wind.
The small, withered berries abscised and fell to the forest floor.
The surgeon carefully abscised the tumor, ensuring no cancerous cells remained.
The tiny, unwanted growth was easily abscised during the routine checkup.
The vine, its tendrils no longer finding purchase, abscised from the trellis.
The weakened stem caused the ripe grapes to abscised easily during the harvest.
The weakened stem of the overripe berry abscised with the slightest movement.
The wound healed so well that the stitches abscised on their own.