Sentence examples for fragile ring from inspiring English sources
Besides the striking domed cap, look out for the fragile ring on the stem from July to October.
A. polypyramis fruit bodies have also been noted to be similar to A. abrupta; however, it tends to have larger caps, up to 21 cm (8.3 in) in diameter, a fragile ring that soon withers away, and somewhat larger spores that typically measure 9 14 by 5 10 µm.
Since then, a number of investigators have identified other features suggestive of eosinophilic esophagitis including small-caliber esophagus, white exudates, ringed esophagus, fragile esophageal mucosa, Schatzki's ring, and proximal esophageal strictures.3, 13 In 1999, Ruchelli et al.14 and Walsh et al.15 determined specific pathologic features of eosinophilic esophagitis.
It does not bear a ring and has fragile, cottony, brownish or charcoal-coloured oblique girdles of volval remnants around the stem base and lower stem.
The latter result was probably obtained when insertion of small rings altered or even destroyed the fragile macroporosity and also when using small rings increased the probability to only sample relatively homogeneous soil volumes.
Mona began to cry, snorting and croaking in a way that stung my ear and rang against the fragile skull box of my brain.
To discard the possibility that either the character of the mutant or the nature of the split rings is too fragile to withstand the freeze substitution and dehydration steps used in our studies of these mutant cells, such samples should by analyzed by TOVIS, which should provide better preservation of delicate structures.
The great danger is that Philippine political ring may be too fragile to withstand the strain.The impeachment process is the only way to remove any of the 15 sitting Supreme Court judges who are relatively young, healthy and unwilling to resign.
This woolly, whitish yellow ring of tissue is fragile and short-lived, and has usually weathered away in older specimens.
"The only thing that makes that fragile is that it is not ring-fenced.
