Sentence examples for beneath the roots from inspiring English sources
Just below Earth's surface, beneath the roots and soil, is a hard, dense layer of bedrock that is the foundation for all life on land.
It might be an Alaskan lake dwindling into cubes of blue ice, or an English path vanishing beneath the roots of old hornbeams.
'Sleeping Beauty' (Saturday and Sunday) Think of this as the fairy tale in miniature: lasting only an hour, it is set in a tiny kingdom beneath the roots of a tree.
If you want to get rid of a grove, Ms. Heinricher said, you use a spade with a sharp edge to cut through the rhizomes; then shove the spade beneath the roots, which generally go about a foot down, and peel the whole mat off the ground.
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The first glorious return, introduced by much flapping and cawing, was that of our long-lost young friend Bran Stark, who's been greensighting his way through time and space with Max von Sydow, a.k.a. the Three-Eyed Raven, in a cave beneath the roots of an old tree.
Christina explores an ice cave, deep beneath the Root Glacier.
Just beneath the root cap is the region of cell division of the root.
A basic model of transient water fluxes beneath the root and capillary zone was setup and used to simulate time series of soil moisture, matric head, and seepage fluxes for 4221 different cases of particle size distribution and intensities of textural heterogeneity.
Vertical sinker roots (roots developed from lateral roots at some distance from the root bole) descended to depths equal to that of the major vertical structural roots beneath the root bole.
In-stream processes mainly consume dissolved N, and thus lower concentrations of N are normally found in stream water than in water draining beneath the root zone (Gundersen et al. 2006).
