The phrase "adjacent shoots" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to botany, gardening, or any field discussing plants and their growth patterns.
Example: "The adjacent shoots of the plant were competing for sunlight, leading to uneven growth."
Alternatives: "neighboring shoots" or "contiguous shoots".
As a satire, "Beverly Hills Adjacent"has that shooting-fish-in-a-barrel feel.
Over the next several hours, the civilians in My Lai (pronounced "Me Lie") and an adjacent settlement were shot and thrown in ditches.
So, after a brief inspection from the safety of an adjacent bridge, we shot the white water to great whoops of excitement.
The ironic thing was that in the other direction from the shoot, adjacent and closer to the site, was a block that was rarely ever used even by the residents.
Other routines don't gel as gags in the usual sense; two adjacent flats are shot to look like a single space, so that neighbours appear to inhabit the same room.
Photosynthesis and stomatal conductance were measured with a LI-6400XT photosynthesissystemsis system (LI-COR, Lincoln, NE, USA) on the first fully expanded leaf (leaf number 6 from the apex) adjacent to the shoot tip.
He also testified that Blackwater employees would often shoot at Iraqi pedestrians for no reason and would regularly shoot into adjacent buildings housing Iraqi civilians among other acts of unwarranted violence.
This is the Wall of Death, before which condemned prisoners and by prisoners I mean men, women, babies in their mothers' arms were paraded naked from the adjacent "dressing room" and shot in the neck. .
This is the Wall of Death, before which condemned prisoners and by prisoners I mean men, women, babies in their mothers' arms were paraded naked from the adjacent "dressing room" and shot in the neck.
He said the homes of two adjacent neighbors had also been shot.
