Sentence examples for extensive vegetative from inspiring English sources

Sphenopsids, including the arborescent forms, had extensive vegetative reproduction via sprouting from underground rhizomes (much like their living relatives), which made them well-suited for the shifting banks and bars of a meandering river.

This result indicates that the fungus persists because of extensive vegetative growth, rather than frequent establishment of new genets from spores, and that it uses carbon resources efficiently.

The Hawaiian endemic mints represent one of the largest plant lineages in the archipelago, exhibiting extensive vegetative, habit and reproductive diversity.

Their potential for rapid establishment combined with their extensive vegetative reproduction also make bamboos important ecologically as they can serve as forest habitats of their own and can affect the survival of sympatric woody species [ 4].

Lateral vegetative shoots commonly produce smaller leaves than the primary shoot, leading to the observation that plants with extensive vegetative branching tend to have smaller vegetative diameters than plants with unbranched rosettes [ 30].

However, another possibility is that this population itself has a history of extensive vegetative reproduction with relaxed selection on floral reproductive characters since a partial alteration of the environment has been observed on the site (pers. obs).

The spore wall is more extensive than the vegetative cell wall and is constructed of four different layers.

Often in natural infections in the field, CTV exists as a complex comprising multiple strains or genotypes, due to the longevity of individual citrus trees and the extensive use of vegetative propagation of budwood.

Zostera japonica can rapidly thrive and form extensive meadows through vegetative reproduction in the intertidal zone (Zhang et al., 2015).

We hypothesize that more extensive sequencing of the vegetative libraries would lead to the identification of homologs of CTB genes such as those identified in C. nicotianae.

Both phases of its life cycle (sporophyte and gametophyte) are perennial and are capable of vegetative propagation, with extensive clonal development of either generation; therefore, independent sporophyte and gametophyte populations are usual throughout its distribution (Rumsey et al., 1998a).