Sentence examples for buried stem from inspiring English sources

Though it regenerates from partially buried and thus still photosynthetically active stems more easily, even fully buried stem parts have been shown to regenerate.

Unlike many other bulbs that grow roots only from the base of the bulb, L. longiflorum is a stem-rooter, growing roots along the buried stem as well as from the bulb's bottom.

New roots will emerge along the buried stem, giving the plant a developmental boost; a new transplant needs to focus on root production.

Some cycads have tall unbranched trunks with an armourlike appearance; others have partially buried stems with swollen (tuberous) trunks.

He suggested that I plant my tomatoes deep below the ground for best results, as the buried stems create better roots.

Try to plant the seedlings to the same depth they were before, not burying stem that was previously above the soil level.

Stems cuttings can be planted as usual, burying the stem until the lowest leaves are just above the soil, but not touching it.

For example, in the LMP-2B gene, locus 1 overlaps a splice donor site (after nt 788, Additional file 3), which is buried within the stem of a tetraloop hairpin; towards the 3′ end of this structure (nt 827 to 833) is a putative intronic splicing enhancer.

Then the cutting can be planted in the soil with, about 8 to 9 inches (20.3 to 22.9 cm) of stem buried in the ground.

Plant deeply, removing the lower leaves and burying the stems, leaving just the leafy tops above ground.

The euphorbias and cordyline will resent it if you bury their stems: draw back the compost from around their bases to make a well.