Sentence examples for branch trace from inspiring English sources

It was found that inoculation of the pruned branch stubs did not result in extensive disease development as the fungus remained contained within the branch trace and did not readily colonise the sapwood.

Axillary branch is shared by most seed plants except Cycadales (Crane 1985), and a typical branch trace is formed by fusing two facing collateral bundles (Figure one hundred point two of Fahn 1982).

The pseudomonopodial axis without secondary xylem bears medullated stele and branch traces arranged in irregular helices.

Using a branch tracing technique, it is shown that for higher modes the transition to oscillatory regime occurs at higher Rayleigh numbers (≈510 for the second mode, ≈970 for the third mode).

As to Crossia, three stelar ribs of the lower orders of axes divide to form six ribs where branch traces are emitted in pairs [ 41].

Aneurophytes existed in the Middle Devonian-Late Devonian (Frasnian) and was characterized by protoxylem strands near the tips and along the midplanes of the primary xylem ribs and in the stelar center, pycnoxylic secondary xylem and radial divergence of branch traces [ 1, 36, 37].

First, as it is traditionally assumed in evolutionary biology, this pattern could reflect a history of vertical descent where internal nodes in the tree correspond to ancestral populations prior to speciation events and the branches trace the pattern of descent.

In Serpula, this occurred between hyphae of different branching order, all branches tracing back to a common hyphal axis (Fig. 3).

For ordinal variables, CNFD in fibers per millimeters squared and corneal nerve branch density (CNBD) in branches per millimeters squared, the number of fibers and branches traced by the examiner were divided by area of the image causing the distribution of the data to appear interrupted and not purely continuous.

Offset traces at bottom show voltage responses in individual branches.

The first investigations, beginning with Ralph O. Johnson, a mostly self-educated but expert paleontologist who lives in West Long Branch, uncovered traces of the fossil-rich stratum reaching to the undisturbed outcrops along this creek.