Sentence examples for cane stem from inspiring English sources
They feed on nectar and aerial arthropods and build-their cup-shaped nests on a branch or Gynerium cane stem.
Fibrous-rooted begonias can be further divided into the wax, or bedding, begonias (Semperflorens-Cultorum group), including the offshoots of B. semperflorens used most often as summer bedding plants; the so-called cane stem types (angelwing begonias), characterized by their tall stems; and the hairy begonias, which have feltlike leaves.
A total of 640 edible food crop samples (pumpkin 64, passion fruit 96, maize grain 96, sugar cane stem 64 and tubers of cassava 320) were collected.
A striking example of that is that the total sugar loading in sugar cane stems can be doubled by expressing a gene for the isomerise that converts sucrose into isomaltulose, leading to unchanged levels of sucrose and production of an equivalent amount of isomaltulose [ 104].
In most populations of Solidago altissima, a small proportion of plants have a growth pattern in which the stem bends early in the season so that the apex is pointing downward (i.e., a "candy-cane" stem) then straightens up again later in the season.
The canopy consists of all vine growth above the soil, including trunks, canes, stems, leaves and fruit.
Candy-cane stems were more resistant than erect stems regardless of relative frequency; thus, the hypothesis was rejected.
It has recently been shown that the candy-cane stems are a result of a ducking strategy that reduces the risk of attack by apex-attacking herbivores.
Window and table plants: kalanchoes, cane-stem begonias, African violets, orchids (moth orchids are fairly easy but only bloom once or twice a year; complement them by surrounding them with attractive foliage plants).
Pruning just after the last frost of the season is the best time to clear away dead or diseased rose canes (stems).
Begonia peridoticola resembles B. keithii Kiew (Kiew [1998]) and B. punchak Kiew & S. Julia (Kiew & Julia [2007]) in the cane-like stem and succulent leaves.
