Sentence examples for flow of tree from inspiring English sources
For instance, indri use their toothcomb not only for grooming, but also to pry out the large seeds from the tough exocarp of Beilschmiedia fruits, while fork-marked lemurs use their relatively long toothcomb to cut through tree bark to induce the flow of tree sap.
The city's historic boulevards were originally designed by Horace Cleveland in 1889 to work with the parks to create a seamless flow of trees, grass and flowers throughout the city.
A mini-waterfall produced by the combined flow of 800 trees starts the process.
This occurs when drought reduces the flow of water into tree roots.
One approach little mentioned by the review is to use natural methods to slow the flow of water and tree planting has been shown to have prevented flooding at Pickering in North Yorkshire over Christmas, at a time when heavy rainfall caused devastating flooding across the region.
In this study, we conducted genetic analyses that reveal recent colonization and extensive gene flow of a native tree species in shade coffee farms in Chiapas, Mexico.
Fourteen different constructal theory applications involving tree shaped flow networks are reviewed with the purpose to check whether the increase in branching of tree shaped flow networks leads to increased flow performance or not?
(Most arborists (tree experts) do not recommend filling tree holes with expanding foam, because it stops the flow of air into the tree, encouraging fungal growth).
In other words, the review aims to answer the question; does the evolution model of constructal theory, increasing the branching of tree shaped flow networks through the sequence of constructal designs, improve the flow performance?
Now that you've interrupted the flow of sap in the tree and possibly introduced herbicide to the root system, you simply have to wait for the tree to die.
For instance, one of this yeast's natural habitats, oak bark, subjects it to seasonal cycles of tree sap flow, in addition to changing climate conditions.
