Sentence examples for dense leaf from inspiring English sources

Typically, the tree has an oval or rounded crown with a central leader and heavy, dense leaf canopy.

As dense leaf hairs were observed from the sixth-leaf stage, BKL acts at least from this stage.

Because the dense leaf hairs of IL-hairy would act as a blanket and thus affect leaf physiology, we measured daytime leaf surface temperatures.

For example, forest canopies have a dense leaf cover (i.e., high leaf area index), resulting in a lower albedo and less reflection of radiation compared to grassland or surface with no vegetation cover (Sun et al. 2010).

All 18 varieties were used in transcriptome-based SNP identification, whereas MCU-5 [normal leaf shape, dense leaf trichome (603 ± 117/cm), and yellow pollen color] and Siokra 1-4 [okra leaf shape, sparse leaf trichome (56 ± 9/cm), and creamy pollen color] were also used in RAD-based SNP identification.

A few species feed in the leaf litter; for example, the wing-banded antbird forages in areas of dense leaf-litter.

Over-expression of a 35S GL3 cDNA in wild type Arabidopsis results in an increased trichome number phenotype [ 13], while over-expression of GL1 and GL3 together stimulated a "super-dense" leaf trichome phenotype (20 to 30-fold greater than wild type plants), with a few trichomes additionally present on cotyledons and hypocotyls [ 13].

Since our embedding volume is a ball that we regard from the outside, if our node layout were too dense, the leaf nodes near the ball's surface would block our view of the rest of the structure.

Inflorescence: spike, terminal, cylindric, dense; bracts leaf-like; flowers generally 3 per axil, sessile, sunken in fleshy bracts of distal internode, adherent to each other and to bracts, forming a 3-parted cavity at flower-fall.

Inflorescence: cymes many, dense, in upper leaf axils; pedicels 1--3 mm, +- erect in fruit.

The layout would be too dense if the leaf nodes touched, so we generally specify a larger area than a hemisphere that would exactly fit around the geometric representation of a node.