Sentence examples for dwarfed trees from inspiring English sources

If psorosis is severe, growth is dwarfed, trees lack vigour, and yields may be reduced one-third or more.

How does a boy from Colorado become interested in the fine art of manipulating dwarfed trees and shrubs?

The tree is a gnarled but leafy bonsai-the Japanese name for both the art of growing dwarfed trees & the trees themselves.

Naturally dwarfed trees collected in the wild frequently fail to adapt to cultivation as bonsai because of the severe shock brought about by the change of environment and substrate.

The outermost zone where snow disappears early is covered with dwarfed trees, Sasa kurilensis (subalpine bamboo) thicket and snowbed grasses.

Additionally, we show that tree age is well correlated (64%) with trunk circumference, for severely browsed dwarfed trees, however not so much (11%) for normally developed, large trees.

In the early days, most people thought dwarf trees were too expensive.

Amino acid synthesis requires relatively more phosphate molecules than lipid synthesis,[21] and this could explain why the phosphate-limited (i.e. stressed) dwarf trees have a smaller proportion of bound amino acids within their leaves.

In Europe the main rootstock used is quince (Cydonia oblonga), which produces a dwarfed tree that fruits at an earlier age than most of the trees on pear rootstocks.

The first Japanese record of dwarfed potted trees is in the Kasuga-gongen-genki (1309), a picture scroll by Takashina Takakane.

This hypothesis is consistent with the findings that polar auxin transport in the xylem parenchyma inhibits suckering [ 47, 48], and that a reduced auxin transport in the rootstock stem occurs in dwarfed apple trees [ 6, 10].