Sentence examples for foliage below from inspiring English sources

The decaying corpses rain more baculovirus on the foliage below, allowing it to infect future victims.

Earlier on the path I'd watched a worker wasp deliberately land in another web and force its owner to drop to the foliage below.

Jasper Cropsey succumbed just north of the museum, around 1891 — the evidence is "View at Hastings-on-Hudson," with its coral clouds faintly echoing the brilliant foliage below.

When arranging flowers, all foliage below the water line must be removed in order to prevent bacterial decay and the resulting unpleasant odour.

MOST gardeners know the secret to prolonging the life of cut flowers is to remove all the foliage below the water line and quickly plop them into clean water.

A nearly complete wooden table, found in Egypt and now in the Palais du Cinquantenaire, Brussels, is decorated with swans' heads with graceful necks rising out of a band of acanthus foliage, below which are very realistic antelope legs, with hoofs instead of claw feet.

A more pressing problem is the lack of ventilation, which, combined with the abundant indoor foliage (see below), results in an overwhelming damp smell.

At the lower ends of the canopies are Victorian carvings of angels, grotesques and foliage and below these are carvings on corbels of subjects such as mermaids, centaurs, wyverns and musical angels.

At each river, there were significant differences above and below waterfalls (Clatse: F1 = 13.04, p = 0.001; Neekas: F1 = 6.63, p = 0.013) with a marginal tendency towards higher mean values of %N in foliage collected below the falls.

Divergence of the beam means it is wider than individual leaves when it reaches the canopy, allowing some energy to penetrate through the upper canopy and reveal the foliage and the ground below, resulting in a 3D point cloud that captures the vertical structure of the forest (Lefsky et al. 1999).

Flowers only drink through the ends of the stems and not through the sides of the stems, and for this reason buckets should not be filled right up to the top with water, as foliage left on stems below the water line will rot and pollute the water.