Sentence examples similar to cut prunes from inspiring English sources

Both wound inducing techniques (flush cut pruning and natural target pruning) resulted in no significant change in healing tissue production following the second growing season.

Rate of wound closure when branches were removed with stem or branch of origin (flush cut pruning) and cuts made away from the branch collar (natural target pruning) were compared on all species over a 3-year period.

The exposed wood diameter (exposed) for all species were significantly reduced after the second growing season for injuries derived through natural target pruning but for the same period, injuries derived through flush cut pruning, only six species showed significant reductions in exposed wood diameter.

Loosely speaking, an rSPR operation cuts (prunes) a subtree and reattaches (regrafts) it to another part of the tree.

And they know to start clipping when the privet starts growing fast in the spring; those who like careful cuts prune several times during the summer.

Clean pruning tools with denatured alcohol after each cut, if pruning a dying or diseased holly shrub.

Some vines can be cut using pruning shears, while others may require you to use a pruning saw.

He cut and pruned what she wrote very extensively, especially accounts of her many trips abroad.

Cut, trim, prune and garnish herbs and plants with these simple and stylish scissors with a soft-grip handle and delicate stainless steel blades.

Rather than cut or prune said expo-dumps, the author self-flagellates at his readers: "It can hardly be expected that anyone will consent to go through with a fiction that offers so little of allurement in its first pages".

Because of budget cuts, the pruning rotation has been stretched, to every 15 years from once every 7 years in 2008.