Sentence examples for branch stems from inspiring English sources

This fact indicates that adsorption branch stems from a metastable adsorption.

Inflorescence: terminal, branch stems often scabrous, main inflorescence bract like leaf blade; spikelets ovate, not +- flat, many-flowered; flower bracts spiraled, each with 1 flower in axil, ovate, 1-veined, brown to straw, dull, often fine-lined-spotted, membranous, generally +- scabrous, tip generally notched, generally with short awn.

After about 2.5 months, the height, number of branch stems, and diameter of the stalk were measured.

The Yakut-specific branch stems from a haplotype most common in Tuvinians and Tofalars from the east Sayan region that is found also in some other Siberian and eastern European populations.

For each 5 × 100 m plot, we calculated the proportion of both stems and basal area damaged using 7 classes (no damage, small branch, major branch, stem bent, stem snapped, tree uprooted and tree death).

(DOC 75 kb) Additional file 3: Mean foliage, branch, stem, root and root bole biomass, individual seed lots.

In the unfolding, a curve of fold limit cycle bifurcations and a curve of Hopf (divided in a supercritical and a subcritical branch) stem from the Bautin point.

Carbon inputs for any terrestrial ecosystem can be derived by assuming dry matter contains 40% carbon and firstly partitioning NPP into leaf, branch, stem and roots.

α- Proteobacteria sequences appeared as a long branch stemming from the base of the Mollicutes cluster (Fig. 4).

In the normally elongating branch (stem), the transverse MT rings are seen in a relatively loose distribution, and the MT-depleted zone is not well defined.

The water potential was determined as the pressure needed for the first drop of water to come out from the branch stem.