Sentence examples for a few rootlets from inspiring English sources

Gardes and Bruns hypothesized that the disparity between above- and below-ground representation may be because the fungus invests less energy in vegetative growth and persistence and more in fruiting, or alternatively, because the species is particularly efficient at acquiring carbon from its hosts and so needs to colonize only a few rootlets to obtain enough to allow abundant fruiting.

"You have to find it by careful excavation of the extra soil," he said, even if it means cutting away a few of the surface rootlets.

Though they got down on their knees at the very spot where the blossoms had appeared, though they rummaged and searched, and though a few days later Vachell went back and dug down to the rootlets to see if any buds were coming up the plant was done.

A. A few things.

A few cuts, a few bruises.

A few scares, a few bad words.

A few weeks became a few years.

A few Nordic-walked.

A few carried placards.

A few observations: 1.

A few hints here.